The Old Train Station Depot -Food CA (Near Quanah)

5 /5 Keith Blanton: Located off Hwy 287 in Quanah, Texas, this restaurant proved to be an exceptional dining experience. The hand-patted cheeseburger and crispy onion rings were expertly prepared to order. The establishments historic ambiance and tribute to local military veterans, particularly resonant as a veteran myself, added to its charm. Our server/cook provided attentive service, making this a highly recommended stop for travelers. As visitors from Indiana, we were thoroughly impressed with this hometown business and appreciate the pleasant experience. We wish them continued success.

5 /5 Mike Pigg: We couldnt wait for this restaurant to reopen. We really enjoyed the old Medicine Mound Depot restaurant and hoped the food would be just as good. We werent disappointed! The portions are huge and tasted very much like mom or grandma used to make. If youre wanting a commercialized taste in your food this is not the place for you. If you want a goodness to honest home cooked meal then The Old Train Station Depot is the place for you. Our waitress Bethany was attentive to our needs and took our orders without writing anything down. She was spot on and remembered who got what food.

5 /5 Paul Casillas: It was a nice country atmosphere. They have plenty of flat-screen TVs great for football season! They have a TouchTunes internet jukebox for extra entertainment. The food was good and plentiful. You get a big amount thats for sure! It definitely has some historical stuff that was very interesting as well. I had the chicken fried steak with a fully loaded baked potato and onion rings! Oh, not to mention we had mozzarella cheese sticks and chips and queso to start as well. They had to roll us out of there! Lol I was stuffed! I will definitely be back again!

4 /5 David Knight: Not your run of the mill eclectic cookie cutter restaurant. This is an actual gem. From the quick friendly greeting to the prompt service the hometown feel is wonderful. The hamburger steak i ordered was great and a large portion. My wife ordered the steak fingers and really enjoyed them. Not like any other restaurant and definitely worth a try.

5 /5 Rinku Kalita: The food was not excellent but to get that kind of food in such a small town is a huge achievement. The restaurant has good spaces and the hostess told us to choose wherever we wanted to sit. The portions were quite big! The rest room small but clean. There were 2 video game machines for kids not to get bored and get off their parents! My son had to be called for dinner! The ambience is old and Indian and why not the city is named after Quanah Parker. Overall a good experience after an exhausting day of driving from Dallas.