- All Ages
- 45 Minutes
Pamper the mother who holds a special place in your heart with a freshly prepared, traditional Lancaster County meal aboard the scenic Strasburg Rail Road’s Lee E. Brenner Dining Car.
Quick Details
Sophisticated Brunch Experience at the Strasburg Rail Road
Rich Edwardian elegance comes alive at America’s oldest continuously operating railroad. Enjoy this unique brunch experience is designed to give you and your mother an upscale brunch experience on either the Henry K. Long or Lee E. Brenner Dining Cars. You and your mom will indulge in a select menu prepared by the Executive Chef and Sous Chef of Café 1832 and personally presented by a member of the Café’s Executive Team.
Reserve your spot at one of Lancaster County’s most unique brunch experiences!
Saturday, May 11
Sunday, May 12
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The Inclusions:
- A sophisticated brunch experience aboard the historic Lee E. Brenner Dining Car
- A 45-minute train ride through the picturesque Amish Country with time after the train ride to savor the flavors of your meal.
- A select brunch menu prepared by Café 1832 with a personal First Class attendant
- Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available for purchase onboard.
The Menu:
- Scrambled Eggs
- Bacon
- Sausage
- Home Fries
- Biscuit
- Country Gravy
Due to the nature of the dining experience and train car, any special requests or accommodations not discussed prior to the day of cannot be guaranteed.
“Lee E. Brenner” Dining Car:
The Lee E. Brenner Dining Car — America’s oldest operating all-wood dining railcar — recreates the traditional dining experience you would have experienced aboard an early 20th-century railroad. During the Edwardian era, dining on the rails was quite sophisticated. What now serves as Strasburg Rail Road’s dining car was built by the Laconia Car Company in 1926 and ran on the Boston & Maine Railroad until 1972. After its retirement in 1972, it arrived at the Strasburg Rail Road. It was rebuilt in 1993 and renamed for Strasburg’s second president, Lee E. Brenner.
Please note that all passengers requesting alcohol must be age 21 or older with a proper photo ID to board the train. Each guest will be carded pursuant to state law. In addition, in accordance with Pennsylvania law, alcohol can only be served during the train ride. Alcoholic drinks must be consumed before exiting the train; alcohol is not permitted off the train. Strasburg Rail Road is not permitted to serve alcoholic drinks while the train is berthed in the Station.