While great food and service may be the reason our regulars come back day after day, new patrons are captivated by the retro railroad memorabilia, original framed posters, model train cars, and signs, all in a casual atmosphere.
The broad menu includes - homemade soups, specialty salads, sandwiches, & pasta dishes for lunch, a full dinner menu that ranges from Walnut Chicken to Shrimp Charleston to Steak De Burgo.
OrderFrom boxed lunch to hot lunch, entrees to breakfast, enjoy the same great quality food & vast menu choices for your next get-together.
Thank you to our loyal regulars! And, if you're looking for a fun, dynamic place, stop in today and let our family feed yours.
We were here a couple weeks ago to celebrate my brother's birthday. We ordered drinks and appetizers from the happy hour menu. Everything was very good. The bruschetta dip was awesome, love those pita chips. Service was great as well...
A very well-run place with great cocktails and food. Very efficient and very friendly. Visiting from out of town but if I lived within an hour of this place I would come here all the time. The owner comes to check in on things and even delivered our drinks. A happy, fun, and tasty experience.
My husband and I could not have been happier with our experience. Not only was the food excellent, but the service was wonderful. Our filet and mashed potato dinner was followed by the creme brûlée. We recommend this place for anyone looking for a quality dining experience.
Highly recommended, food and service was excellent. Asked to sit in the bar area so my boyfriend could watch basketball while dining. Got seated immediately and our waiter was very attentive. Ordered the Pork Osso Bucco after our waiter recommended it...
I am traveling from out of town and looked local for dinner. I ordered the Salmon Sandwich with a side salad for curbside. Ready in 15 minutes and DELICIOUS!!! I paired it with a glass of Matua Sauvignon Blanc. The house dressing on the salad was a creamy parmesan and the best dressing I've ever had...
