Club Car Cafe

As my son said "one of the best breakfast places, ever." The food was delicious, the service was quick and attentive, despite how busy they were. The kids loved the little train that runs around the restaurant. We'll definitely be returning.

Visited for lunch today and was super disappointed. Service was not great. It took almost an hour for our table of four to get food. One of our party never got the coffee they ordered. I got the French Dip. The meat was closer to beef jerky than anything I’d expect of a French Dip - very chewy and tough. The fries tasted like they were made yesterday - mushy, cold, devoid of any seasoning or flavor. Both of the French Dips our party ordered were similar. The other dishes (Club Sandwich and Eggs Benedict) were received better. The train was cool. I won’t be back. Edit after the response I received: I understand that an unexpected crowd can slow things down - no issue there. However, there wasn’t a stream of food coming from the back to other tables either. Most tables had food when we ar

Twonof us dined her for breakfast and both of us left disappointed. We got a pistachio muffin grilled, eggs Irish, and avocado toast both with home fries. The grilled muffin had no color and was lightly heated. No caramelization or grill markings from the flat top. Both of our home fries had issues, cold and some black/gray potatoes. The staff was apologetic and offered replacement fries, we denied expecting the same quality, and the staff brought us them anyways. Warmer still had black/fray potatoes, not burnt... but black/gray. Eggs cooked perfectly, presentation was nice, no complaints on that. Flavor tasted institutional, like the cooking staff have been weathered down by the demand of the industry, offering a lack of care to the real culinary arts. Shame as this location is a hot s

Cute, non-pretentious, slightly old-timey breakfast & lunch cafe next to West Concord train tracks. My special sandwich of the day bbq crisp chicken came smothered with a sweet gravy - the breaded breast was flattened and sizeable. I was asked if I wanted blue cheese (ranch?) and I said sure, thinking it was part of the sandwich. Well, that made it a bit too saucy. I ate half the breast with a fork & knife and the other half, between the provided tomato, greens, bun. Homemade fries and a pineapple coke slaw were the included sides. The salad was large portioned. The atmosphere was a little old-timey with a toy train that runs around the perimeter near the ceiling. Appears a lot of locals and families eat here.

Good breakfast in a charming setting in an old train station. There is limited seating so be prepared to wait on weekends. The menu has some good selections and diverse flavors and portion size leaves you satisfied without being over full. A great place for families with the model train running along the ceiling keeping children amused.