Olde Hickory Station Is A Historic Train Depot In North Carolina And Is Right On The Tracks

You don’t need to be a rail fan or a train enthusiast to love this one-of-a-kind restaurant in North Carolina. Olde Hickory Station is located in an old train depot in the heart of historic Hickory at Union Square. The only thing standing between Olde Hickory Station and the trendy shops at Union Square… is a set of railroad tracks.

The building has been retrofitted and now has a cozy restaurant designed in the style of historic train station meets traditional pub.

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From a long pub style table running the length of the bar to comfy booths and friendly service, Olde Hickory Station is an ideal spot to begin any adventure at Union Square.

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The menu features traditional American fare including burgers, salads, sandwiches, pizza, steaks, and more.

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Top off any meal with a dessert to brag about. We especially love the Crème Brûlée!

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On perfect weather days, ask to be seated outside. The patio seating is practically on top of the railroad tracks and has a great view of the row of shops you’ll soon be perusing on the other side!

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Speaking of shops, Olde Hickory Station has their own store as well. Don’t forget to start here before you head across the tracks to explore shopping on the other side! It features beer, wine, cheeses, and fresh pastries.

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Have you already explored Union Square and dined at Olde Hickory Station in Hickory? We’d love to know!

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Olde Hickory Station is located at 232 Government Ave. SW, Hickory, NC 28602. It’s open Sunday through Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to midnight and Friday/Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Learn more on their official website!

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