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CNL's breakfast menu is here (page 7).

As to what they serve for free with a compartment reservation, I don't know. Maybe just the croissant and coffee, but I don't think you can expect bacon and eggs. ;o)

The link Lee posted is the menu at the dining car. If you travel first class (deluxe), they serve breakfast to you in your cabin; included in your ticket. I've traveled a few times in deluxe class and they served a simple continental breakfast: OJ, Tea/Coffee, Croissant, a few slices of ham/cheese, and yogurt. Also at the beginning of the journey you're given wine, and a snack.

Michael, was that breakfast you described on a CNL train, recently? I know breakfast is served in your compartment, but I would expect it comes from the dining car. I would not expect it to be more than they sell other travelers, just included in the fare and brought to you. I do notice that yogurt and orange juice are also on the menu, and it looks like they are included on the tray shown here. Looks like orange juice, coffee, yogurt(?), and a basket with rolls.

BTW, elsewhere on the website it says, "practical box breakfast (economy compartment) or substantial breakfast tray (deluxe compartment)" so I guess maybe the economy breakfast is like an airline snack.

My last journey on CNL was last September from Basel to Amsterdam; they use the double-decker cars on this route. The food delivered to the cabins comes from a small galley in each car...it's all prepackaged airline style grub, nuked in a microwave.