Six horses once dragged this diner through the streets to its current spot. It arrived by railroad flatcar first, back in 1926. The building itself was made in New Jersey as a lunch car.
Over the years, it has earned plenty of recognition, including being named the best diner for breakfast in Wisconsin. That honor adds another chapter to its long history. Honestly, I love that a century-old rail car still wins over modern brunch spots.
The signature breakfast starts with up to five eggs mixed into hash browns. Then you pile on meats, cheeses, and veggies until the plate looks like a dare. The walls even warn you to order what you want and eat what you get…