I go to the station all the time. It’s a real example of a great quality community hub. The cafe is welcoming with some of the best food in Richmond, bakery has fantastic sourdough, and the ever changing gallery walls helps the building feel fresh. If that’s not enough there’s also a cinema, amazing icecream and sweet shops, all deserving their own reviews. Genuinely a gem in North Yorkshire and a must stop by. Couldn’t recommend it enough.

Visited previously but a bit rushed last time. Easy free parking for Blue Badge holders. Disabled wheelchair lifts to all floor levels.Enjoyed a relaxing lunch.Great pizza and cakes. Lovely coffee.All staff so friendly,helpful and thoughtful.Shops and gallery great.One of the best experiences my wife has had as a wheelchair user.Whoever initiated the installation of disabled facilities deserves much praise.

Tucked away in the serene rural landscape of Richmond, the cinema at The Station is a delightful hidden gem that offers a unique and unforgettable movie-watching experience. Located adjacent to Archer's Ice Cream and within walking distance of the picturesque Easby Abbey, this small cinema is a perfect addition to a day of exploration in this idyllic countryside setting. The cinema at The Station is part of a larger complex that includes a café and art galleries, adding to its charm and appeal. The cozy atmosphere and intimate seating create a warm and inviting ambiance that makes you feel right at home from the moment you step inside. It's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in the magic of cinema. Despite its small size, the cinema at The Station punches above its weight when it comes to movie selection. From the newest movies to classic favourites, their curated lineup offers something for every film buff to enjoy. Plus, the intimate setting allows for a more immersive viewing experience, with no bad seats in the house and a sense of camaraderie among fellow moviegoers. One of the highlights of visiting the cinema at The Station is its location in the heart of the countryside. After catching a film, you can stroll over to Archer's Ice Cream for a sweet treat and then embark on a leisurely walk to Easby Abbey, soaking in the scenic beauty of the surroundings. It's the perfect way to round out a day of relaxation and cultural enrichment in this tranquil rural paradise. While the cinema at The Station may not offer the same bells and whistles as larger multiplexes, its charm, intimacy, and idyllic location more than make up for it. Whether you're a film enthusiast looking for a unique movie-watching experience or simply seeking a tranquil retreat in the countryside, the cinema at The Station is sure to leave a lasting impression. Here's to many more memorable movie nights at the cinema at The Station

I have just had the most wonderful service at The Station “. I had ordered a cappuccino and tea cake which arrived promptly. I was sitting in the dog friendly area when my dog suddenly pulled on the leash knocking over my table along with the coffee and cake which he grabbed. The coffee ended up all over an armchair as well as the floor. Help arrived at once and a little army started the clean up. Shortly afterwards a fresh cappuccino and tea cake arrived , no charge, which were excellent. My humble apologies were met with smiles and “don’t worry!” I shall certainly go back probably without the dog!

After reading about this place we made the effort to visit with the view of dining there at the cafe. We did not as the noise from barking dogs was rather off putting. It sounded like Battersea Dogs Home. Also I was shocked at the dog friendly screenings advertised by the cinema. Showing a dog sat on a seat. Not very hygienic. We decided to buy some food from Angel bakery, buy a coffee from the ice-creams shop and picnic outside. The food from the bakery was delightful and would thoroughly recommend it. Some nice riverside walks to be done from there too.

We visited here for lunch the night we arrived in Richmond for a mini break away. We had booked a table before attending and were promptly taken to our table. The meal was absolutely delicious and there was lots of it. The onion rings were beer battered and potato wedges were massive. The lady that served us was extremely polite and very helpful in regards to checking for allergens. She served us very quickly and was extremely polite. The building itself is absolutely stunning with naturally tall ceiling and wood plan spaces making it light, airy and spacious. The use of the space is brilliant and it’s so nice to know it’s been made use of rather than sitting derelict. We were so impressed we book for breakfast the next morning. We will definitely be returning here if we visit Richmond again in the future