Local restaurants bring neighbors together, just like murdering a frankenstein. Sharpen your forks for this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $15 for $30 worth of American food for lunch or dinner
- $10 for $20 worth of American food for breakfast
Dinner entrees include signature meatloaf sliders ($13.99) and chicken-fried steak ($12.99). The lunch menu includes hand-battered fish 'n' chips ($8.99) and The Boxcar Reuben served with fries or the soup of the day ($8.59).
The breakfast menu includes housemade corned-beef hash and eggs ($8.99), a build-your-own omelet ($8.99), and the express meal ($6.19)—two strips of bacon and two eggs with a pancake, hash browns, and toast.
The Boxcar Grill
Completed in 1869 with the final blow upon the golden spike, the first transcontinental railroad made nationwide travel commonplace, introducing passengers to seldom-experienced regions of their country. The Boxcar Grill’s traditional American fare gives diners the chance to taste transcontinental standards without leaving their seats. Using the locomotive as its logo, the restaurant celebrates the tradition of travel by featuring popular local dishes from across the United States. Avocados and wine make their way up from California, and chipotle peppers give dishes a southwestern kick without the need for spurs. Northeastern chowders bring East Coast flair, along with tastes of Philly in the form of the city’s popular cheesesteak.
The Boxcar Grill
Completed in 1869 with the final blow upon the golden spike, the first transcontinental railroad made nationwide travel commonplace, introducing passengers to seldom-experienced regions of their country. The Boxcar Grill’s traditional American fare gives diners the chance to taste transcontinental standards without leaving their seats. Using the locomotive as its logo, the restaurant celebrates the tradition of travel by featuring popular local dishes from across the United States. Avocados and wine make their way up from California, and chipotle peppers give dishes a southwestern kick without the need for spurs. Northeastern chowders bring East Coast flair, along with tastes of Philly in the form of the city’s popular cheesesteak.