Welcome to the one and only, historic Dalton Depot & Trackside Cafe. As a nationally registered historic landmark The Dalton Depot is one of the few Victorian era train stations that survived Sherman's infamous "March to the Sea" during the civil war. The Depot that witnessed the "Great Train Race" of 1862 has seen almost all of the development of downtown Dalton. Today the historic Depot provides an up-scale and delightful change-of-pace to the fast-food that is so common along I-75 and is a highly recommended stop for visitors to the area and is highly thought of by the locals. The menu features a wide range of foods including steak, seafood, chicken, pasta, hamburgers and neo-classic American house specialties including pork chops, baby back ribs and shrimp and cheese grits. With one of the biggest, friendliest bars you have ever seen, the Depot has live entertainment and social events on a nightly basis. Please check our calendar for a listing.