The 1970 Santa Fe Railway Dining Car Menu features a snack car breakfast designed for long journeys and perfect for Chief Way Pre-Amtrak enthusiasts. This vintage document is a time capsule of culinary delights from the heart of the rail industry.
The menu starts with a hearty classical English breakfast, complete with two well-done eggs, a side of sausage, and a generous helping of bacon. It's a perfect start to the day, both satisfying and hearty. If you're looking for something a bit lighter, consider the Viennese roll, a light and flaky pastry filled with cream cheese and powdered sugar.
But don't forget about the refreshments! The menu includes a variety of sodas, flavored waters, and teas, allowing you to stay hydrated throughout your journey. Plus, there are plenty of options for those who prefer their drinks stronger - the menu includes both scotch and whiskey.
This is not just a historical document; it's a piece of Americana that captures a time and place long gone. Order a copy today and immerse yourself in the charm and convenience of the era's dining car menu.
