Mama Lucia's Italian Restaurant in the historic Potsdam Depot
 

The historic Potsdam Depot, now Mama Lucia's, was built of reddish-orange sandstone known worldwide as "Potsdam Sandstone" and was formally dedicated on June 1, 1914. It replaced Potsdam's first depot, a wooden structure built in 1854 to serve the Potsdam, Watertown and Rome Railroad that connected with the Great Northern Railroad line in Norwood, three miles to the north.  After rail passenger service ended in Potsdam by 1960, the sandstone building remained vacant for several years.  Its history and architecture were preserved with the opening of Mama Lucia’s Italian Restaurant in 2000.
 

Mama Lucia's main dining room.
 

Mama Lucia's spacious dining room is handsomely decorated in an Old World Italian decor.  The wood-fired stove under the archway allows patrons to see -- and smell -- their pizza and breads being prepared.
 

Mama Lucia's stylish split-level dining area.

Mama Lucia's split-level dining room also offers floor-level dining space in front of the bar, a tiered second level and a semi-private balcony area above.

The semi-private balcony area.
 

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The view from the balcony area.