An Espresso Cafe
by Tin Can
Inside the restored 1885 Erie Railroad station.
Tuxedo Park, NY.
House-Made
Signature Sips
Salted Honey Latte
House-made honey syrup, espresso, sea salt finish
Greek Frappe
Frothy iced coffee, the way they make it in Athens
Poached Pear Matcha
House-poached pear syrup meets ceremonial matcha
Chocolate Hazelnut Pistachio
As indulgent as it sounds
"We don't take ourselves too seriously. But we take the coffee seriously."
Est. 1885
A Building With
Stories to Tell
The only stop on the Port Jervis Line that still has its original 1880s station. Designed by Bruce Price — whose daughter Emily Post literally wrote the book on manners.
Swiss Chalet style. Stained glass windows. Tin ceilings. Platform benches still stamped "Erie." Meticulous $1M restoration to its 1886 appearance.
Now it serves espresso too.
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Tuxedo Park, NY
Your Hike
Starts Here
Step off the NJ Transit train. Grab a coffee. Walk out the door Harriman State Park's 200+ miles of trails are a short walk from the station.
1h 9m
Penn Sta (w/ transfer)
~$15
One-way fare
200+
Miles of trails
From Scratch
Good Food, Made Here
Avocado Toast
Breakfast Sandwich
Turkey, Gouda & Fig
French Toast Bake
Quiche of the Day
Station Salad
Our Roots
From Tin Can With Love
The Station is the first permanent home of Tin Can Confections + Cocktails — Christie Ross's catering and events company known for styled dessert carts, signature pies, and the Dash vintage coffee truck. Everything on the menu is made from scratch.