Trainwreck Grill and Ale House

40 reviews

+1 (517) 924-1249

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32 Railroad St

Coldwater, MI 49036

+1 (517) 924-1249

Trainwreck Grill and Ale House is a casual dining establishment in Coldwater, MI that offers a variety of food and drink options for patrons to enjoy.

With a relaxed atmosphere and a menu featuring classic American fare, Trainwreck Grill and Ale House provides a welcoming space for locals and visitors alike to gather and socialize.

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3.540 reviews

Dennis M.

11/14/2024

I popped over the MI border from Indiana to check out Coldwater. I looked around for a place to grab a bike, and Trainwreck looked interesting. We were not very busy today, so we sat by a high...

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Katie B.

7/5/2024

Located in Coldwater MI, this is a hidden gem for food enthusiasts looking to explore a wide array of flavors under one roof. The food itself is very good, highly recommend the Wisconsin cheese...

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Robert G.

7/3/2024

Came to the Trainwreck with my gf on Veterans Day since we were in town it seemed like a nice place off the reviews I will simply say this review is merely based off the experience and sub service...

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John W.

7/5/2024

In town for work and decided to check out a local spot and landed at the Trainwreck. I think some of the people in previous reviews came with high expectations, forgetting that this is a "Grill &...

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Edward O.

7/9/2024

I took a friend out here for dinner. The food was decent. We sat by the bar and closed the restaurant. But they didn't push us out. Love love the renovations and stained glass. Especially sitting...

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"When this bar first opened, Coldwater's train station was across Park Avenue from it, and the Grant Hotel was across Monroe Street from it and served the passengers the train station then served..."