The Train-Themed Restaurant In Wyoming That Will Make You Feel Like A Kid Again
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All aboard! That’s exactly what you’ll find yourself doing at this train-themed restaurant in Wyoming. As a child and even as an adult, there’s something so intriguing about trains. That’s why this old railroad caboose that’s been converted into a restaurant will make you feel like a kid again.
There's a unique restaurant in Wyoming that will take you back to your childhood. The minute you step foot in the door, the magic begins.
The old railroad caboose was in service in Cheyenne from 1869 to 1912. In 1926, the caboose was placed on this foundation and transformed into a restaurant.
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Everything is the same today as it was in 1926.
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The atmosphere in this beautiful old car is warm and inviting and will take you on a trip back in time.
The restaurant is decorated with train memorabilia. Two words sum up the vibe here: quaint and retro.
The Luxury Diner was even featured on Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
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Not only does the Luxury Diner provide an engaging atmosphere but the food is wonderful, too. Pictured is the French toast with almonds
The menu is filled with train terminology. For instance, The Conductor consists of hash and eggs with luxury potatoes...
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...The Water Tank with trout and eggs...
....The Caboose with chicken fried steak...
...and The Santa Fe Breakfast Burrito filled with chorizo and smothered in chili verde.
The cinnamon buns are to die for....be sure to take one to go if you can't fit one in with your meal.
The Luxury Diner serves breakfast and lunch and is located at 1401 W. Lincolnway in Cheyenne.
For other restaurants, check out 10 Unique Restaurants In Wyoming Will Give You An Unforgettable Dining Experience.
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