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Located on Hwy 101 just north of Old Town Bandon. Enjoy seafood, clam chowder, steaks, full salad bar and desserts. The Station serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and they have room for large groups. Family dining. Breakfast served all day.
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I have eaten here many times recently I had a long stay in the hospital when I got out I I wanted breakfast but needed information about the sodium content in the pancakes. I called and talked to Jamie and Diane I believe and was met with rude attitude treating me as if I was a nuance to have the audacity to call and ask about menu items. Leave it safe to stay that the frequency of me coming here will be long and drawn out and in a town that makes most of its profits on tourist maybe you should treat locals a bit better and you will have a lasting clientele. A little human compassion and understanding go along way I won't be eating here anytime soon and will make sure to tell the others as well.
We went to The Station two times for Breakfast. Both times were good food and great service. This was our favorite place in Bandon!
My wife loves biscuits and gravy and has ordered it from many different places (as well as making the best ever herself). This place wins the award for worst ever, anywhere. Disgusting! My eggs were mediocre and the toast dry, cold and tasteless. The only reason I gave them two stars instead of the one they deserve is because the server was pleasant although she didn’t ask why we left almost full plates of food. I guess she knows why already.
The first thing that strikes you is the appearance and cleanliness. The interior literally sparkles. Decorated as a traditional dinner. The staff greeted us immediately and like the wait staff, very pleasant and highly organized and efficient. The broad menu offers lots of choices. The food was served promptly and was of good quality. The prices are reasonable. A great place for lunch.
Quick, efficient service. Lots of railroad signs and other railroad paraphernalia. Red and white booths look very 1950s.
