Streamliner Lounge

My dad was the one the chose this place, didn't think much of it until I arrived at the location and saw it was a former train depot which was really cool! Upon walking in I was amazing with the woodwork and also the little train that goes around above your heads! The food was delicious and fairly priced. This is now our go-to restaurant for our hangouts. The service was good and our waitress made sure we were satisfied with our food and always checked in with us!

I recently visited the Streamliner Lounge and tried their hobo chili, which paired nicely with a refreshing red ale. The combination was perfect for a cozy night out. The loaded taters were absolutely addictive--you can't just have one! On the other hand, my wife's southwest chicken salad was just okay; it didn't particularly stand out.Service was adequate. Not busy but it felt like we may have been forgotten for a bit. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I'd definitely return for the chili and taters.

Nestled in a beautifully preserved 1938 train station just three blocks from Orange Plaza, the Streamliner offers a delightful dining experience. The restaurant itself is a visual treat, adorned with a charming train motif and graced by stunning historic pendant lights that cast a warm, inviting glow. Classic diner-style booths and tables complete the nostalgic ambiance.The menu boasts a tempting array of breakfast favorites, from classic egg combos to fluffy pancakes and decadent omelettes. Making a decision was a true challenge! Our friendly server was incredibly helpful, guiding us through the enticing options. I opted for the classic eggs and bacon, along with the highly recommended biscuits and gravy, and a pot of coffee.While we awaited our order, our server promptly delivered coffee and tea. The coffee was rich and flavorful, setting the perfect tone for our breakfast. Soon, our food arrived, generously portioned and beautifully presented. Everything was cooked to perfection, and the biscuits and gravy were an absolute standout - a must-try for any visitor. The overall atmosphere was ideal for a leisurely and relaxing breakfast, savoring each bite and enjoying the charming surroundings.While the check-out process was a bit more relaxed, it provided an opportunity to linger, enjoy another cup of coffee, and simply soak in the unique ambiance.Overall: The Streamliner is a true gem, offering a delicious breakfast experience in a captivating setting. The blend of historic charm, friendly service, and delectable food makes it a must-visit for anyone seeking a memorable dining experience in Orange.Highlights: * Historic train station setting * Charming train motif and beautiful lighting * Delicious breakfast options, especially the biscuits and gravy * Friendly and helpful serviceMinor Note: * Check-out process could be slightly more streamlined. A

About a dozen of us came for brunch on a Saturday after visiting the Hilbert Museum across the street.I was pleased to see "Fluffy Hot Beignets" listed as a side choice for the Garden Omelette that I requested with egg whites. Such a treat to enjoy beignets with syrup, the omelette and the House Potatoes. Strawberry Lemonade was my beverage. My tablemates ordered burgers and the Seafood Combo. Those looked good. The menu lists a nice selection of Fresh Salads and Sandwiches.We arrived when the lounge opened and were seated immediately. The food arrived after a decent interval based on the size of our party. There is ample parking in the surface lot.

Cool place as long as you can find it and find parking. It has a neat setting including a bar for a sip of your favorite beverage. Give it a try.

They do live music on Saturdays at 7:30 so plan accordingly. The band was very good and I would absolutely go another Saturday to enjoy the band but we didn't know about it and came to celebrate a family birthday so once the music started the conversation stopped (just something to keep in mind when planning). The food was good, all very typical American diner fare. The location is great- we got to watch a bunch of trains go by which was great for the kids. One of the rooms has a little train that runs along the ceiling which was very cute. The service was okay - our waitress was great and very nice but stretched very thin. It was just her and one other girl and there was a private party in a back room so our waitress had to handle all the tables in the dining area herself. The milkshakes were killer - I 1000% recommend. All in all I'd definitely go back.

Greg, the bartender has such a great disposition. He's a positive person who love oks to engage with his customers. He knows our drink and knows how to make them the way we like. Streamliner as a restaurant lounge is like an old school diner. Nothing fancy, but serves its purpose when it comes to strong drinks and something like wings or sliders to snack on.The food isn't spectacular, but it's a good value for what you get. Catch them during happy hour for even better value. Some of the appetizers are about $5 off the normal price. What to order? The Cobb salad was plentiful and hit the salty, crunchy and refreshing spots. The char-grilled ribeye isn't the best steak but for $20 bucks it's better than most diner's steaks.Enjoy good value, strong drinks and Greg the bartender.

Don't let my 3-star rating mislead you--Streamliner Lounge isn't bad. However, nothing really wowed me, and I wouldn't choose to come here on my own.My colleagues and I arrived around 6 PM on a Friday. There were about 20 of us, and we were seated within 10 minutes, which was impressive for a large group. We ordered all the appetizers, and I managed to try all but one. Although I didn't catch our server's name, she was sweet and clearly did her best to accommodate us, along with her other tables.Spicy Fried Cauliflower: 4/5Probably my favorite of the bunch. Light, airy, and flavorful, with a surprising crispness that held up even after sitting out.Mini Street Tacos (pork): 2.5/5Pretty dry. The flavor wasn't really there, but they were passable.Slider Duo: 2.5/5These were your typical sliders--nothing to write home about. The fries, however, were pretty good and had a great crisp.Sriracha BBQ Wings: 4/5Good flavor! They were almost too salty for me, but I still enjoyed them.Buffalo Wings: 4/5A classic buffalo wing. They might not be the best you've ever had, but they'll satisfy your craving.Overall, if you're looking for a "traditional" American dining experience, Streamliner Lounge could be a good choice. My preference leans more towards ethnic foods, which might explain why I wasn't overly impressed. But if traditional American fare is your thing, you'll likely enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere, live music, and (decent) food.

The location is absolutely beautiful. Right by the train station, they really do have a prime spot for a really great diner. Unfortunately, the smell as soon as you walk in is pretty bad, but even worse in the bathroom. The people working there are nice and courteous, but the food is average to below average at best. It's really such a shame because the menu selection is good but poorly executed.

We stumbled upon this little dinner last week. We finally got a chance to come back and try it out. We were not disappointed. The service was fast, and the food was beyond good! The deco is really nice. We will be coming back ! There are so many things on the menu that look good!