Restaurants Turn Historic Vehicles Into Dining Destinations

Several U.S. restaurants turn historic transportation into part of the dining experience. Colorado Springs’ Airplane Restaurant serves meals inside a decommissioned 1953 Air Force tanker, while Florida’s Angel’s Dining Car has operated in a 1932 railroad dining car since opening in 1932. In Vermont, Casey’s Caboose uses a circa-1900 railroad snowplow as its distinctive dining space, pairing the historic setting with burgers and seafood.