The Depot at Harbor Springs has its roots in a simpler time long before the information explosion of the 21st century
when families were able to slow down and appreciate the finer, more subtle details of life. That era left us with grand images of ladies dressed in fine silk dresses, gentlemen in custom top hats, an
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Every summer, the trains leaving Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati and New York were filled with generations bound to spend a summer enjoying the long beaches
cool Lake Michigan breeze, and perfect fellowship of Harbor Springs. And each fall, these same passengers would board a train in Harbor Springs, saddened that another summer had past, yet full of mem
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Tucked along the north shoreline of the Little Traverse Bay
the GR & I Railroad Depot was built in 1889 after the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad linked Harbor Springs to its main line. Designed by architect Sidney Osgood, the Depot - with its oversize roof
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Ultimately, as trains gave way to automobiles, the Depot at Harbor Springs closed its door in the 1930's.
The tracks symbolic of the growth of a nation were officially removed when the last train left the Depot in 1962. And since then, the Depot has struggled to find its meaning in a changing world, serv
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In 2011, a group of gentlemen dedicated to preserving the heritage and culture of a bygone era purchased the Depot with the hope of transforming the Harbor Springs landmark into an elegant dining club
Long admired for its beauty and historical significance, the Depot has always been a revered landmark for local residents and visitors to Harbor Springs. As such, it seemed altogether fit-ting to con
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After a sixth month restoration, the Depot Club & Restaurant officially opened its doors in June 2012
and through a dynamic public/private strategy that will sustain the Club in good times and bad, in season and out of season, is bound to become a lasting treasure long into the future
North African Stew with Tomatoes, Olives, Raisins and Potatoes, Served on Almond and Chick Pea Cous Cous, Topped with Balsamic Marinated Char-Grilled Vegetables and Toasted Pine Nuts
$36
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Macadamia Nut Crusted Walleye
Sweet Corn Risotto, Black Bean Sauce, Chinese Mustard
$36
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Pan Seared Duck Breast
Parsnip Potato Puree, Crispy Parsnips and Carrots, Blackberry Ancho Sauce
$38
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Porter-Braised Lamb Shank
Oven Braised Fall off the bone tender, Yukon Gold-Parsnip Mashed Potatoes, Grilled Vegetables and Crispy leeks
$39
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Char-Grilled Spice Rubbed Pekin Duck Breast
Garlic, Cumin, Chili and 5 Spice Powder, Char-Grilled, Sliced on Farro Fried Rice with Baby Shiitake Mushroom Salsa and Crispy Won-Ton
House Made Steak Sauce, Blue Cheese Mashed Yukon Gold Potatoes, Grilled Wild Leeks and Baby Shiitake
$49
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About The Depot Club & Restaurant
The Depot Club & Restaurant serves Desserts, First Course Selection & Second Course Selection across 49 menu items, with prices from $8.00 to $49.00. See the full The Depot Club & Restaurant menu with current prices — budget picks like the $8.00 Fattoush — updated September 2026. Rated 4.0/5 by diners.
The Depot Club & Restaurant Menu: Frequently Asked Questions
Common
questions about the menu, pricing, and dining options.
What is on the The Depot Club & Restaurant menu?
The Depot Club & Restaurant offers 49 menu items across Other and other categories. Browse the full menu above to see everything available, including portion sizes and category breakdowns.
How much does The Depot Club & Restaurant food cost?
Menu prices at The Depot Club & Restaurant range from $8.00 for the most affordable options up to $49.00 for premium items. The full price breakdown is shown in the menu table above. Looking for the cheapest options? Visit the The Depot Club & Restaurant cheapest items guide.
What are the cheapest items at The Depot Club & Restaurant?
For the lowest-cost meal options at The Depot Club & Restaurant, visit the dedicated The Depot Club & Restaurant cheapest menu items guide — every item sorted from the lowest to highest price so you can quickly find budget-friendly food starting at just $8.00.
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