Midtown Caboose - Tallahassee (FL)

5 /5 Christopher Peterson: Diverse and creative menu—everything our family ordered was a banger. I enjoyed the Liberty Bell (burger meets Philly cheesesteak). The onions and peppers were sautéed with just the right amount of crunch still intact. The combination of meats was savory and delicious, though it could have used double the cheese. I got a side of maple walnut dressing for the sweet potatoes, and it was one of the best flavor combinations I’ve had in a while. Highly recommend it to elevate your meal. My wife started with the crab rangoon, which came out quickly as fried puffs of perfection. The accompanying jam had a little heat that perfectly complemented the sweetness. My wife raved about the monkey cristo - sweet, savory, and toasted to perfection. She had it with the strawberry jam but the blueberry is also an amazing choice. The kids devoured the caramelized apples and drank the sauce directly from the bowl. The grilled cheese was solid. The menu is filled with such a diverse lineup that if I were a local, I’d want to explore every item.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

3 /5 Mike Vazqueztell P.A.: The food was delicious, the best coleslaw I’ve had in years. They have a large outside area that’s pet friendly. The problem I had was that the place was dirty. The bathroom is disgusting, the air conditioning returns air vent hasn’t been clean in a very long time as is apparent by the thick dust that has accumulated on it. The small area of the kitchen I was able to see didn’t look good. I provide pics so you can see what I saw. If this is what the areas we can see look like, what do the area we can’t see look like.

5 /5 Greg Kimball: I recently visited Midtown Caboose at 1406 N Meridian Rd, in Tallahassee, FL. Its a very nice place with an interesting decor and I want out back to sit at the bar on the patio. The bartender and I discussed a couple of choices and I chose the cheeseburger that was really good. A very good place to go and eat.

5 /5 Brandon P: In town for business and decided to stop by. Ordered the PB&J burger with sweet potato fries and decided to try the pulled pork wontons. The PB&J burger is not something I would typically go for but read on the reviews it was the best selling burger so I gave it a try. You can choose the jam for your burger with choices of blueberry, strawberry, or grape. I ordered blueberry. First bite I couldnt decide if I liked it or not. Second bite it hooked me. You can taste the juicy burger with the sweetness of the peanut butter, then comes the crunch of the bacon, and lastly the sweetness from the blueberry jam. Wow! Im impressed. This burger may not sound great but it truly is something special. Give this one a shot and you wont regret it. Now after giving the burger so much praise Ill share that the sweet potato fries are also very good. I could only eat a few due to the burger being so filling though. Lastly, I decided to try the pulled pork wontons as I hadnt eaten all day. Yep you know the feeling right? Youre eyes are bigger than your stomach lol. I learned my lesson. Now these are basically pulled pork egg roles. They were very greasy so I could only eat one and they come with 5. I personally wouldnt order these again but thats just me. Overall the burger and fries are well worth the visit. Stop by this place on your next visit to Tally or if youre in the area. You wont be disappointed.

4 /5 Colin Bosler: Tried this restaurant for lunch while in Tally and overall our group was pleased and I can definitely recommend stopping here for a meal. The train theme is fun and the quality of the good was fine but I cant say I was wowed by my turkey wrap or tater tots. It was fresh and tasty but I think the presentation and amount of food could be increased. The tots were a bit overcooked. Our server was friendly but not overly engaging, and the restaurant was clean. I think with a bit more oomph and polish, this place could really be something cool.