This Restaurant Near New Orleans Used To Be A Train Depot And You’ll Want To Visit

New Orleans is a city that has so many incredible restaurants, it may seem shocking that anyone would ever venture outside the city to eat anywhere else. Well, it just so happens that there are countless restaurants outside of New Orleans that are only a short drive away and offer some truly incredible meals. There's a quirky little restaurant across the Causeway called Lola that used to be an old train depot and you need to check it out. Let's take a closer look.

You’ll find Lola in the heart of downtown Covington. This hidden gem has a menu that will make you fall in love at first bite and an atmosphere that's one of the most unique on the Northshore.

Located within the town’s old train depot, it’s easy to fall in love with the charming atmosphere of this unique eatery.

Established in 2006, this locally owned and operated restaurant is one of the most unique dining experiences you’ll ever have.

The kitchen is an actual train caboose, and all of the original doors and brick design add a cozy and casual vibe.

Their award-winning menu will turn you into a customer for life.

You’ll find everything from cheese boards to chicken cracklins at Lola, a true testament to how diverse the menu it.

Lola is open for lunch during the week and dinner on the weekends.

Hours of operation:

Lunch: Monday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. till 2 p.m.

Dinner: Thursday through Saturday from 5:00 p.m. till 9:30 p.m.

Have you ever dined at Lola? Share your experience with us in the comments below! And for more great restaurants, be sure to check out our previous article here where we feature some of our favorite eateries in the Big Easy that are quirky and fun places to dine.