9 Themed Restaurants In Alabama That Are Perfect For Train Lovers Of All Ages
Alabama is home to many types of restaurants, including several that are based around a certain theme. Unsurprisingly, one of these themes is trains. There are numerous train-themed restaurants in the Yellowhammer State that are perfect for train lovers of all ages, including the nine listed below. How many of these restaurants have you been fortunate to eat at?
Derailed Diner is a family-friendly restaurant that's located at a truck stop. Customers have the option of dining inside the restaurant's transportation themed dining area or aboard its full-size train car. When it comes to food, Derailed Diner serves a little bit of everything. Address: 27801 County Road 64, Robertsdale, AL, 36567
The Freight House Restaurant is located inside Hartselle's historic train depot, which was built in 1914. When it comes to food, this train-themed restaurant serves everything from seafood and pasta, to burgers and steaks. Address: 200 Railroad Street Southwest, Hartselle, AL, 35640
Editor's note: This restaurant is currently closed.
Blue Bayou is one of A.M. Booth's Lumberyard's newest dining establishments. It's a 1924 passenger train car that offers a family-style dinner. Blue Bayou's 1920s decor will most certainly take you back in time. Address: 108 Cleveland Avenue, Huntsville, AL, 35801
Blue Bayou is one of A.M. Booth's Lumberyard's newest dining establishments. It's a 1924 passenger train car that offers a family-style dinner. Blue Bayou's 1920s decor will most certainly take you back in time. Address: 108 Cleveland Avenue, Huntsville, AL, 35801
The Depot is a wonderful restaurant that's located inside Auburn's historic depot, which was first built in 1847. It's best known for serving the city's freshest and finest seafood. Address: 124 Mitcham Avenue, Auburn, AL, 36830
Editor's note: Unfortunately, this restaurant has closed.
301 Bistro, Bar, and Beer Garden is located in Tuscaloosa's historic train station, which was built circa 1912. Its menu includes a variety of Southern cuisine, along with several Creole and Gulf Coast options. Address: 301 Greensboro Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL, 35401
301 Bistro, Bar, and Beer Garden is located in Tuscaloosa's historic train station, which was built circa 1912. Its menu includes a variety of Southern cuisine, along with several Creole and Gulf Coast options. Address: 301 Greensboro Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL, 35401
Lek's Railroad Thai is a train-themed restaurant that's located at Union Station. In addition to its authentic Thai specialties, this family-friendly restaurant also serves a variety of other Asian dishes. Address: 300 Water Street B, Montgomery, AL, 36104
The RailYard is a farm-to-fork restaurant that offers a variety of dishes. Since opening for business in September 2015, its delicious food and wonderful prices have attracted families from all over. Address: 209 2nd Avenue Southeast, AL, 35601
Editor's note: This restaurant has closed.
The Red Caboose Cafe is located off the beaten path in one of Alabama's smallest towns. It serves a variety of Southern classics that'll remind you of Grandma's cooking. If you're looking for a cozy dining experience, you'll most certainly want to visit The Red Caboose Cafe. Address: 25483 Railroad Street, Elkmont, AL, 35620
The Red Caboose Cafe is located off the beaten path in one of Alabama's smallest towns. It serves a variety of Southern classics that'll remind you of Grandma's cooking. If you're looking for a cozy dining experience, you'll most certainly want to visit The Red Caboose Cafe. Address: 25483 Railroad Street, Elkmont, AL, 35620
The Helena Depot Deli & Grill recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. It's located inside the town's historic depot, which is one of the town's oldest structures, and it's well known for its delicious Philly cheesesteaks. Address: 29 Lake Davidson Lane, Helena, AL, 35080
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