Ambiance complements Depot’s food, experience

BRIGHTON – Old railroad depots have always held a fascination for me. But I hate to see them abandoned, boarded up and decaying, and don’t much like them standing unused and irrelevant in historic-preservation parks. Depots should be open and in use, right by the tracks, if not by railroad travelers, then at least by people who appreciate them. That is one reason that I like Brighton Depot Steakhouse. The building itself, erected in 1907 as the third in a line going back to 1882, is well-preserved, and it is more than just a shell, for the interior has the…