Stepping into The Station Kitchen in West Bay, Bridport, you’re in for a treat that’s a bit out of the ordinary.
Housed in a charmingly converted old railway station and carriages, this AA Rosette restaurant offers a memorable dining experience, combining a slice of Dorset’s history with a contemporary culinary twist.
The Station Kitchen is located in West Bay, Bridport, on a historic railway station.
Watch the sun dip below the horizon as you dine in this beautifully restored rail carriage.
There are 3 areas in the Station Kitchen. The 2 carriages and the station. All with decor that is charming and quirky.
This is the Station House, a charming dog-friendly dining area.
Brunel, the first cartridge they opened, was used in World War 1 as a makeshift ambulance in France. It was built in 1911, making her older than the Titanic. This carriage is their main dining area.
Where rustic meets refined – a dining experience that’s as unique as its setting.
There is also a second, more recent addition to The Station Kitchen called Beeching. This serves as an area for pre-dinner cocktails or even a post-dinner nightcap.
This cartridge was built in 1958 and, as you can see, has been refurbished to a high standard.
Step inside the quirky charm of this stunning rail carridge.
It isn’t just the decor that is high-standard; their food is as well. It has been twice awarded the AA Rosette, an award recognizing culinary excellence in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
The Station Kitchen also caters to all dietary requirements, including gluten-free, coeliac, dairy, nut allergies, and more.
A cosy corner, a glass of red, and a meal to remember – what more could you ask for?
They place a strong emphasis on seafood because they are gifted with the wonderful ocean around them.
The menu choices reflect the best of what Dorset has to offer, expertly crafted from locally sourced ingredients.
Savour the taste of the Dorset coast, plated to perfection.
Although they focus on seafood dishes, they offer other delicious meals, such as steaks, burgers, and Roast Dinners!
This roast might just derail your diet—worth every bite!
If eating in an old train carriage wasn’t unique enough, they even offer murder mystery nights, which include a three-course meal. The cost for these evenings is just £60 per person.
Murder on the menu? Just another thrilling night at The Station Kitchen!
Overall, The Station Kitchen is a true Dorset gem. If you want to know more about their menu or to see when their next murder mystery event is on, check out their website or Facebook for up-to-date information.
Thanks, if you know of any other unique restaurants in Dorset be sure to let us know in the comments as we’d love to check them out!
