Station 400

In 1852, a quaint railroad depot was built in Kentland, Indiana, when railroads were essential for long distance travel. Passengers took pride in each trip and made time to explore the station while waiting for their departure. It was a period in time when a slower speed of life was appreciated. In order to recreate this feeling, the old depot was painstakingly pieced apart and reassembled in the Rosemary District of Sarasota, Florida. After much attention the building is now reminiscent of how it looked over 150 years ago, rich with old character and traditional charm. Station 400 is a walk-in only restaurant and practices a "no reservations" policy.  For large parties and special occasions of 15 guests or more, please see our Catering section below.