Railway Café

Prices do not include gst

GF | GLUTEN FREE

Breakfast

Breakfast Sandwich | $6.50

Toast with Butter & Jam | $5.25

Soup Kettles

Soup of the Day | $8

Chef’s Daily Hot Pot | $8.75

Add a Biscuit | $1

Sandwiches and Wraps

Assorted Sandwiches and Wraps | $6.75

Daily Soup & Sandwich Special | $13

House Made Artisan Sandwiches | $10

Fresh Salads and Trays

Assorted Salads | $8

Assorted Dip Tray | $8

Vegetables & Dip | $6

Gourmet Café Protein Tray | $14

Assorted Dessert and Squares | $6

Snacks and Desserts

Old-Fashioned Potato Chips | $2.50

Mini Loaf | $4.50

Scone | $2

Marshmallow Bar (GF) | $4.25

Brownie (GF) | $3.25

Ice Cream Novelties | $3.75

Alberta Bakery Treats

Sausage Roll | $4 | 2 for $6.50

Cheese Bun | $4.75

Specialty Cheese Bun | $5.50

Assorted Cookies (each) | $2.75

Heritage Park Gingerbread Man | $3

Iced Sugar Cookie | $3.50

Sugar Cookies (2-pack) | $6

Butter Tart | $3

Apple Cinnamon Bun | $5.50

Cinnamon Bun | $4.50

Add Cream Cheese Icing | $1

Carrot Cake | $4

Slice of Pie | $5

Multigrain Bread Load | $5.50

Raisin Bread Loaf | $5.75

Sourdough Bread Loaf | $5.25

Hot Beverages

Railway Café Coffee | $3.75

Selection of Teas | $3.75

Hot Chocolate | $3.75

Espresso | $4

Americano | $4

Cappuccino | $4.95

Latte | $4.95

Tea of Chai Latte | $4.95

Café Mocha | $5.10

Add Syrup | $0.50

Cold Beverages

Bottled Soft Drinks | $3.75

Bottled Water | $3.75

Bottled Juices | $3.75

Milk 2% | $4

Frozen Lemonade | Regular: $4.50 | Large: $5.50

Kombucha | $6

Open year-round, the Railway Café offers the casual elegance of a 1930s café reminiscent of lunch counters popular during the depression. With a boardwalk overlooking the beautiful Glenmore Reservoir, guests will enjoy hearty fresh food at affordable prices. Menu items include baked goods, hot and cold beverages, specialty coffees, soups, sandwiches and salads.

Canadian Pacific Railway Station

This railway station houses the Park’s Railway Cafe and Orientation Centre. It is a re-creation of the station the Canadian Pacific Railway (C.P.R.) built in downtown Calgary in 1893. The original station complex consisted of a train station and a restaurant connected by a breezeway.

Constructed of local sandstone in the vernacular railway style, each of the two buildings were protected by a massive hipped roof with large dormer windows. By 1911, Calgary had outgrown the old depot and the C.P.R. began construction of a larger building. The sandstone structures were dismantled and shipped to the towns of High River and Claresholm where they were rebuilt into C.P.R. stations.