You drink craft beer in Franschhoek's former train station, where the platform now holds tables and the old station building shelters the bar. The space keeps its railway bones — high ceilings, wide doors — with indoor seating by the bar and outdoor tables on what was once the platform. Families use the play area with swings and a jungle gym while adults sit nearby.

The pub serves through the day, with air conditioning in summer and a fire in winter. Locals gather at the bar in evenings; visitors join them. The building's railway past shows in the layout and the way sound carries under the roof.

Parking is ample, including space for motorbikes to line up. The station's conversion to a pub kept its structure intact — you sit where tickets were once sold, and the platform where passengers waited.