Set on the grounds of historic Frederick Law Olmsted Park, constructed by the landscaper in in the mid 19th century. Your dining experience will take place in the former Union Station, designed by renowned architect, Henry Hobson Richardson. The thirty-foot ceilings and high brick arches make the space feel open, but the friendly atmosphere and collection of train and railroad memorabilia keep our
dining hall feeling cozy and warm. The private lot is just off of Main Street in the heart of Palmer, and visitors are immediately sent back in time as they reach the original Palmer Union Station dirt road. The building is the final stop on Depot Road, and is wedged between two rail lines with trains coming and going all day long. Families are welcome to roam the grounds, watch the trains, and experience our onsite Heritage Museum. This open-air museum features a variety of vintage transportation, including a 1909 New Haven Railroad passenger car, a 1920s Pumper car, various sleighs and wagons, and a gorgeous 1915 Porter Steam Locomotive & Tender. We pride ourselves on our fresh seafood, our inventive weekly specials, and generous portions of New England comfort food. We also have a full bar, a variety of wines and local craft beers, plus moonshine and specialty drinks, including our signature drinks,the Locomotion & the DERAILER. Come try it for yourself and discover what a great experience our delicious food and authentic, old-world ambiance is!
