This Train in New Hampshire Is Actually A Restaurant And You Need To Visit
Going out to a eat is fun and all – but after a while, all of the restaurants start to blend together. That isn’t the case with one New Hampshire restaurant, which provides an experience you won’t find anywhere else. Yes, this restaurant is a train. And we’re not talking about your typical commuter rail with a snack car – no, this is a fine dining restaurant first, train second – and the outcome of this combination is worth more than the sum of its parts.
Cafe Lafayette is one of only 12 moving dinner trains in the United States, and it stands out for its remarkable route along the Pemigewasset River, which lends the most gorgeous views to diners.
With white tablecloths and lace curtains, the interior of the train is absolutely lovely. Most importantly, it has huge windows for admiring all that you'll pass by.
The two hour train ride departs from and returns to North Woodstock, and you'll enjoy some of the best scenery in the Granite State. It's especially stunning in autumn.
You might find yourself distracted from the views by the spectacular food. The meal is a prix fixe five course extravaganza, and you're sure to enjoy every bite.
The Cafe Lafayette reopens for the season on May 12, 2018 for its usual Thursday–Sunday dinner time service. Pricing ranges from $85-99 per adult depending on seating. For more information and reservations, visit the Cafe Lafayette website.
Looking for a train-themed meal more suitable for younger members of your family? Check out this restaurant.
