We love seeing old, historic places find new life, rather than being left to the elements. The Windsor Station Restaurant & Barroom in Vermont is one such beauty - and it's an absolute masterpiece! After the original train depot that was located here shut down in the 1960s, this charming spot was renovated about 10 years later to become the historic restaurant that locals and visitors to Vermont know and love today. The historic architecture is stunning, and the experience is absolutely magical. Read on to learn about this gorgeous train station restaurant.

All aboard! If you're a fan of trains and having a memorable dining experience, head to The Windsor Station Restaurant & Barroom.

The inside is warm and elegant - a true work of art that'll make it feel as if you're actually riding a train as you savor your delicious meal.

Little touches of history are around every corner.

Take time to wander about the dining room and check out the art highlighting this unique restaurant's past.

Or, if a more casual experience is more your thing, the track-side patio is lovely and beautifully shaded from the sun.

Aside from the artistic and historic decor, be prepared to have a tasty and memorable meal.

Along with casual, comfort food classics like burgers and fries, you can also opt for chicken marsala, fish tacos, or filet mignon.

You can also satisfy your carb cravings and order one of the famous homemade pasta dishes on the menu. The pasta is made fresh right here in-house!

Of course, part of your experience at Windsor Station Restaurant & Barroom is tasting the array of local Vermont brews on tap.

You'll also want to save room for a decorative dessert that's just as artistic as the restaurant itself.

Perfect for date night and casual outings alike, this pretty restaurant is one of our favorite unique dining spots in the state! Have you visited the Windsor Station Restaurant in Windsor, VT? Share your favorite dishes and memories with us! If not, check out the full menu and feast your eyes on the latest additions before you go.

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