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<p><strong><a href="https://www.promptarmor.com/resources/microsoft-copilot-cowork-exfiltrates-files">Microsoft Copilot Cowork Exfiltrates Files</a></strong></p> The biggest challenge in designing agentic systems continues to be preventing them from enabling attackers to exfiltrate data.</p> <p>In this case Microsoft Copilot Cowork (yes, that's <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2026/03/09/copilot-cowork-a-new-way-of-getting-work-done/">a real product name</a>) was allowing agents to send emails to the user's own inbox without approval... but those messages were then displayed in a way that could leak data to an attacker via rendered images:</p> <blockquote> <p>Because these messages can contain external images that trigger network requests to external websites, data can be exfiltrated when a user opens a compromised message sent by the agent.</p> </blockquote> <p>Since OneDrive can create pre-authenticated download links, a successful prompt injection could cause those links to be leaked, allowing files to be downloaded by the attacker. <p><small></small>Via <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48272354">Hacker News</a></small></p> <p>Tags: <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/microsoft">microsoft</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/security">security</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/ai">ai</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/prompt-injection">prompt-injection</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/generative-ai">generative-ai</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/llms">llms</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/exfiltration-attacks">exfiltration-attacks</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/lethal-trifecta">lethal-trifecta</a></p>

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<blockquote cite="https://twitter.com/paulg/status/2058844147092488401"><p>A lot of the emails I get from founders are now written in a hard-hitting journalistic style. I know they're written by AI, because no founder ever wrote this way before. And once you realize something is written by AI, it's hard not to ignore it.</p> <p>I have never knowingly finished reading an email signed by a human but written by AI. It feels like being lied to, and who would stand for that?</p> <p>[<a href="https://twitter.com/paulg/status/2058863028523659390">...</a>] It makes me think less of the author. It means they can't write well unaided (or feel they can't), and that they're trying to trick me. </p> <p>It's not impressive to use AI to write stuff for you; any teenager can do that.</p></blockquote> <p class="cite">&mdash; <a href="https://twitter.com/paulg/status/2058844147092488401">Paul Graham</a></p> <p>Tags: <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/writing">writing</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/ai-misuse">ai-misuse</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/paul-graham">paul-graham</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/generative-ai">generative-ai</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/ai">ai</a>, <a href="https://simonwillison.net/tags/llms">llms</a></p>

The White Horse Tavern in Rhode Island is nearly 100 years older than America itself. Wangkun Jia/Shutterstock From Revolutionary War-era inns to classic diners, every state has restaurants with stories. The '76 House in Tappan, New York, was the site of key moments during the Revolutionary War. Meanwhile, the White Horse Tavern in Rhode Island dates back to 1673. If you want to dine like it's 1899, look no further than these historic restaurants. From 17th-century taverns to classic dining cars, historic restaurants with enduring legacies are scattered across the United States, each with its own rich history. Business Insider identified the oldest continuously operating restaurants in the country — some dating back to before the US was founded — where diners can still enjoy historic charm and classic comfort foods, such as turkey dinners and burgers. While some historic restaurants are more upscale, others are far more casual, roadside stops.  Here is the oldest restaurant in every state. ALABAMA: Payne's Sandwich Shop and Soda Fountain Debbie C./Yelp Location: Scottsboro, Alabama This old-fashioned restaurant dates back to 1869. Whether you sit in a booth or right at the soda fountain, you'll feel like you've gone back in time at Payne's Sandwich Shop and Soda Fountain. Classic menu items include chicken melts and ice cream sundaes. ALASKA: The Historic Skagway Inn Laurie V./Yelp Location: Skagway, Alaska Olivia's Bistro, located at the Historic Skagway Inn in southeast Alaska, dates back to 1897. The charming inn specializes in local seafood, offering dishes such as smoked salmon puff pastry and elk meatballs. ARIZONA: The Palace Restaurant and Saloon Steve D./Yelp Location: Prescott, Arizona This frontier saloon has served locals and tourists alike since the 1870s. The Palace Restaurant and Saloon serves lunch, dinner, and drinks in an authentic rustic fashion. History buffs also love the Western-themed dinner theater.  ARKANSAS: Oark General Store Joey V./Yelp Location: Oark, Arkansas The Oark General Store has been a popular roadside stop since it opened in 1890. Today, the store still sells gasoline and groceries, but it is also famous for its daily breakfast and burgers. CALIFORNIA: Tadich Grill Tadich Grill/Yelp Location: San Francisco, California Tadich Grill serves classic San Francisco cuisine, featuring seafood cioppino and a variety of fish dishes. The restaurant first opened in 1849, and has been in the same family since the late 1920s, SFist reported. COLORADO: The Buckhorn Exchange Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant/Yelp Location: Denver, Colorado First opened in 1893, the Buckhorn Exchange is one of the oldest steakhouses in the US. Guests may come for the menu, but they stay for the unique décor, which includes a large collection of taxidermied animals.  CONNECTICUT: The Griswold Inn The Griswold Inn. James Kirkikis/Shutterstock Location: Essex, Connecticut In addition to providing lodging, The Griswold Inn offers a charming restaurant and taproom. The inn has been operating since 1776 in the small Connecticut town of Essex. Popular menu items include clam chowder and the 1776 sausage sampler, which features puff pastry and Dijon mustard.  DELAWARE: Kelly's Logan House Haley G/Yelp Location: Wilmington, Delaware Aside from being the oldest restaurant in Delaware, Kelly's Logan House has also been the go-to spot for St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Wilmington for over 150 years, according to the restaurant's website. The Irish bar and restaurant specializes in comforting pub food, including everything from grilled cheese sandwiches to pork nachos.  FLORIDA: Columbia Restaurant Ron S./Yelp Location: Tampa, Florida Columbia Restaurant was founded by Cuban immigrants in 1905. Their original menu specialties included Cuban coffee and sandwiches, and the menu has since evolved. Customers love the devil crab croquettes and other samplings from the restaurant's tapas menu.  GEORGIA: The Plaza Restaurant & Oyster Bar Ophelia B./Yelp Location: Thomasville, Georgia The Plaza Restaurant & Oyster Bar has been serving families for over 100 years in southwestern Georgia. The restaurant's menu has maintained a distinctly Greek influence over the years, thanks to its many Greek owners.  HAWAII: Manago Hotel Restaurant Mitzi A/Yelp Location: Captain Cook, Hawaii (the Big Island) The restaurant at the Manago Hotel in Captain Cook dates back to 1917, years before Hawaii became an official state.  Since its founding, the restaurant has served family-style pork chops. IDAHO: The Snake Pit Cheryl R./Yelp Location: Kingston, Idaho Located in a rustic wooden building, the Snake Pit has seen its fair share of change over the course of its nearly 145-year history. Since the restaurant opened in 1880, it has undergone several name changes and ownership transitions, as reported by the North Idaho Business Journal, although it remains a popular destination for travelers visiting the Coeur d'Alene National Forest.  ILLINOIS: The Village Tavern Andie W/Yelp Location: Long Grove, Illinois The Village Tavern has been a local favorite since 1847. Visitors can still rely on the restaurant for comfort food, featuring items like onion rings and a Reuben sandwich. INDIANA: The Log Inn Mary Kate A./Yelp Location: Haubstadt, Indiana The Log Inn prides itself on the fact that President Abraham Lincoln once visited the restaurant in 1844. Aside from a helpful dose of history, the restaurant is also known for its menu of American comfort foods, including homemade pies.  IOWA: Breitbach's Country Dining Sam M./Yelp Location: Balltown, Iowa Breitbach's Country Dining takes family dining seriously. The restaurant has been in the same family for six generations. The Breitbachs also take their food very seriously. Their deep-fried pork tenderloin has even earned a spot on the Iowa Pork Association's Pork Tenderloin Trail. KANSAS: Hays House 1857 Andreas M./Yelp Location: Council Grove, Kansas Hays House was founded by Seth Hays, the great-grandson of explorer Daniel Boone, in 1857. From then on, the establishment was a popular restaurant and trading post for the local area. Customers will still get a historic feel when they walk through the doors.  KENTUCKY: The Old Talbott Tavern Roland S./Yelp Location: Bardstown, Kentucky The Old Talbott Tavern has offered food and shelter to travelers since the late 1700s (it was built in 1779). According to the tavern's website, it was particularly popular among people traveling west by stagecoach — even pioneer and explorer Daniel Boone reportedly stopped there during his travels. On its website, the tavern claims to have a long history of "ghost encounters" and "has always been known for the ghostly stories told by the locals and some guests." LOUISIANA: Antoine's Restaurant Antoine's Restaurant/Yelp Location: New Orleans, Louisiana Antoine's Restaurant, established in 1840, has evolved into one of New Orleans' most popular brunch destinations. In addition to specials like oysters Rockefeller and lamb chops with port demi-glace, the historic restaurant provides a luxurious atmosphere perfect for anyone looking to explore the Big Easy.  MAINE: Palace Diner Gordon Chibroski/Portland Portland Press Herald via Getty Images Location: Biddeford, Maine Palace Diner may be small, but it is entirely worth the cramped quarters. The restaurant, housed in a former train dining car, has been in operation since 1927.  Visitors flock to the unique restaurant for classic diner breakfast, fried chicken sandwich, and other diner specialties in a vintage atmosphere. MARYLAND: Middleton Tavern TJ B./Yelp Location: Annapolis, Maryland Nothing says Maryland cuisine quite like seafood, and Middleton Tavern has it down to an art. Located in the quaint marina city of Annapolis, Middleton Tavern has been open since 1750. The restaurant serves traditional Maryland fare, including crab cakes and mussels, as well as a variety of other American and seafood favorites. MASSACHUSETTS: Warren Tavern Marie E./Yelp Location: Charlestown, Massachusetts Massachusetts is filled with early American history, and the Warren Tavern in Charlestown is no exception. The restaurant has been in operation since 1780, and the historic presence remains strong. Even the menu has a historic flair, including a burger called the "Sons of Liberty Burger." MICHIGAN: The White Horse Inn Michigan H./Yelp Location: Metamora, Michigan The White Horse Inn began serving customers in 1850 and has been providing cozy getaways during even the coldest Michigan winters ever since. Classic menu items include ribeye steak and fish fry. MINNESOTA: Hubbel House The exterior of Hubbel House. Justin S./Yelp Location: Mantorville, Minnesota The Hubbel House has been serving customers since 1854, five years before Minnesota was officially granted statehood. History still plays a significant role in the restaurant's operation, as some of its dining rooms are named after famous historical figures. In addition to enjoying a variety of meat-focused comfort dishes, customers can also explore historical documents and artifacts while at the restaurant.  MISSISSIPPI: Weidmann's Ryan G./Yelp Location: Meridian, Mississippi Weidmann's restaurant was founded by an immigrant from Switzerland in 1870. Since then, the restaurant has been a staple in the local community. According to the restaurant's website, staff still put a jar of peanut butter and crackers on every table, a tradition they've been practicing since the butter shortages of World War II.  MISSOURI: J Huston Tavern J Huston Tavern/Yelp Location: Arrow Rock, Missouri If you're looking for a classic meal of fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and, of course, a biscuit, look no further than the J Huston Tavern. Founded in 1834, the tavern originated as a family home that later began offering food and lodging to travelers in the area. The restaurant remains renowned for its warm hospitality. MONTANA: The Oxford Saloon and Cafe The Oxford Saloon. Edelyn C./Yelp Location: Missoula, Montana The Oxford Cafe has been a landmark restaurant since opening its doors in 1883, known for its classic diner food, historic saloon, and longtime role as a gathering place in downtown Missoula. NEBRASKA: Glur's Tavern Scott M./Yelp Location: Columbus, Nebraska Glur's Tavern has remained true to its historic roots, which date back to 1876. Now, the restaurant is a family favorite known for its burgers, but in its early days, the tavern was frequented by the old Western hero Buffalo Bill. NEVADA: The Martin Hotel Dinner at The Martin Hotel. Kay H./Yelp Location: Winnemucca, Nevada The Martin Hotel is a unique eatery that has been open since 1898, specializing in Basque dishes. The restaurant continues to serve up dishes like pork loin simmered with garlic and pimentos. NEW HAMPSHIRE: The Hancock Inn Hancock Inn/Yelp Location: Hancock, New Hampshire The Hancock Inn is a bed and breakfast with classic New England charm. The historic inn has been open since 1789. The inn's restaurant serves classic dishes, including steak frites, grilled short ribs, and salmon. NEW JERSEY: The Black Horse Tavern and Pub Black Horse Tavern and Pub/Yelp Location: Mendham, New Jersey The Black Horse Tavern and Pub prides itself on having been in business for over 270 years. Originally a stagecoach house in the mid-1700s, the restaurant now specializes in American comfort food. NEW MEXICO: El Farol Dale Z./Yelp Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico El Farol is a historic restaurant and bar, dating back to 1835, that specializes in tapas, steaks, and paella.  NEW YORK: The '76 House Risa S./Yelp Location: Tappan, New York The '76 House, established in 1686, holds a special place in American history, as the restaurant bore witness to crucial moments of the Revolutionary War.  According to the restaurant's website, the '76 House acted as a prison for Major John Andre, a spy who worked alongside the famous traitor Benedict Arnold, until he was executed. NORTH CAROLINA: Carolina Coffee Shop Jerry F./Yelp Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina Located in the charming college town of Chapel Hill, the Carolina Coffee Shop has been a local institution for over 100 years.  While it's labeled a coffee shop, the establishment also serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and even has a thriving bar scene.  NORTH DAKOTA: Peacock Alley C N./Yelp Location: Bismarck, North Dakota Peacock Alley is a classic American-style bar and grill that opened in 1933 in the historic Paterson Hotel, just as Prohibition ended in the US. OHIO: The Golden Lamb 12 US presidents have stayed at the Golden Lamb Hotel. Destiny B./Yelp Location: Lebanon, Ohio In addition to being the state's oldest restaurant, the Golden Lamb is also the oldest hotel in Ohio. The establishment first opened in 1803. Its on-site restaurant is known for its signature turkey dinner with sage sausage and apple dressing, seasonal vegetables, cranberry chutney, and mashed potatoes. OKLAHOMA: Cattlemen's Steakhouse Dan B./Yelp Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma When it first opened in 1910, Cattlemen's Steakhouse was most popular among ranchers, cowboys, and cattle haulers. Over 100 years later, customers continue to enjoy hearty meals from the classic restaurant that has served a notable clientele, including President George H.W. Bush and Reba McEntire.  OREGON: Huber's Cafe The interior of Hubers Cafe. Hubers Cafe/Yelp Location: Portland, Oregon Huber's Cafe first opened in Portland in 1879, although the restaurant has been serving customers at its current location since 1910. In its early days, the historic restaurant was renowned for its tradition of serving complimentary turkey sandwiches and coleslaw to patrons who purchased drinks. Now, you'll have to pay for your turkey sandwich, but the classic dish is still a restaurant specialty.  PENNSYLVANIA: Dobbin House Tavern Dobbin House Tavern. Jeff F./Yelp Location: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania While other restaurants may have opened their doors as boarding houses or inns, the Dobbin House Tavern is the oldest continuously operating restaurant in the state of Pennsylvania. Dobbin House Tavern has officially become the oldest restaurant in the state, following the permanent closure of two other historic restaurants — The Stockyard Inn and the Revere Tavern — in recent years.  RHODE ISLAND: The White Horse Tavern The exterior of the White Horse Tavern. Mark O./Yelp Location: Newport, Rhode Island The White Horse Tavern is not only the oldest restaurant in Rhode Island but also one of the oldest in the country. The historic restaurant, housed in a red barn, dates back to 1673 and is filled with history. According to the restaurant's website, The White Horse Tavern is also acknowledged as the 10th-oldest continuously operating restaurant in the world. The restaurant remains true to its roots, offering a menu that features local products such as honey, cheese, and seafood.  SOUTH CAROLINA: Henry's On The Market The exterior of Henry's House. Marilyn B./Yelp Location: Charleston, South Carolina According to its website, Henry's On The Market "was the only place to be in Charleston" from 1932 to 1960. While the restaurant has undergone various transformations over the years, it has also become a popular spot for live music, featuring a rooftop bar and dance lounge. SOUTH DAKOTA: Legends Steakhouse Dinner at Legends Steakhouse. Juan M./Yelp Location: Deadwood, South Dakota Located in the Franklin Hotel, Legends Steakhouse lives up to its name. The hotel and restaurant, which date back to 1903, have hosted President Theodore Roosevelt and other important historical figures. TENNESSEE: Arcade Restaurant Arcade Restaurant. Darcy D./Yelp Location: Memphis Arcade Restaurant, opened in 1919, is Memphis' oldest café and a longtime local landmark known for its retro diner style, classic Southern comfort food, and connection to Elvis Presley, who was a regular there. TEXAS: The Stagecoach Inn The exterior of the Stagecoach Inn. Stagecoach Inn/Yelp Location: Salado, Texas When it opened up shop in 1852, the Stagecoach Inn was, as its name suggests, a popular stop for traveling stagecoaches. The historic inn has honored its history with its classic, cozy southwestern design. UTAH: Hi-Mountain Allison N./Yelp Location: Kamas, Utah This classic convenience store and restaurant combination is perfect for those seeking a quintessential American dining experience. From bacon cheeseburgers to milkshakes, Hi-Mountain in Kamas, Utah — which opened as a confectionery in the early 1900s — is a local go-to for comfort food in an old-school setting.  VERMONT: Ye Olde Tavern Ye Olde Tavern/Yelp Location: Manchester, Vermont As its name suggests, Ye Olde Tavern boasts a rich history dating back to 1790. The historic restaurant specializes in New England cuisine, such as lobster bisque and traditional pot roast.  VIRGINIA: The Red Fox Tavern Kevin R./Yelp Location: Middleburg, Virginia Located in a charming stone building in Middleburg, The Red Fox Tavern dates back to 1728. The restaurant now welcomes both locals and travelers who enjoy comforting dishes, such as rack of lamb and seared sea scallops. WASHINGTON: Horseshoe Cafe Burger from the Horseshoe Cafe. Horseshoe Cafe/Yelp Location: Bellingham, Washington Since 1886, the Horseshoe Cafe has been a local favorite. From chicken and waffles to burgers, this restaurant has been serving up comfort food for over 130 years.  WEST VIRGINIA: North End Tavern & Brewery Google Maps Location: Parkersburg, West Virginia The North End Tavern & Brewery has been in business since 1899. In addition to serving pub food, this restaurant also serves beer from its very own brewery. WISCONSIN: Red Circle Inn & Bistro Jeannie Y./Yelp Location: Nashotah, Wisconsin Located in a stately home that opened in 1848, The Red Circle Inn & Bistro is a cozy escape in Nashotah. Among the historic restaurant's menu items are chicken Marsala, beef stroganoff, and braised pork shank.  WYOMING: Miners and Stockmen's Steakhouse & Spirits Miners and Stockmen's Steakhouse & Spirits is the oldest bar in Wyoming. Courtesy Miners and Stockmen's Steakhouse & Spirits Location: Hartville, Wyoming The name of this restaurant reveals a great deal about its extensive history in Wyoming. Since it first opened in 1862, Miners and Stockmen's Steakhouse & Spirits has been a local favorite.  Today, locals and travelers still enjoy the rustic bar and classic menu. Editor's note: Madeleine Diamond contributed to an earlier version of this story. Read the original article on Business Insider

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Karol G at the 2026 American Music Awards. David Becker/Getty Images The 2026 American Music Awards were held in Las Vegas on Monday night. Stars including Teyana Taylor and Hilary Duff stood out on the red carpet. Other attendees, like Queen Latifah, missed the mark with their outfits. If you missed the 2026 American Music Awards, let me catch you up. Katseye performed, Fergie reunited with the Black Eyed Peas, and Taylor Swift didn't snag a single award, despite being the top-nominated artist this year. There was also a standout red carpet where stars arrived in daring fashion. From Hilary Duff's glamorous gown to Chrissy Teigen's new bob haircut, these were the best and worst looks of the night. Teyana Taylor was glowing as she walked the red carpet. Teyana Taylor at the 2026 American Music Awards. Taylor Hill/Getty Images The Golden Globe winner arrived in a purple Balenciaga gown. The strapless design had ruched, semi-sheer fabric across its bodice, a floor-length skirt with a hip-high slit, and a matching scarf draped around her arms. She looked effortlessly chic and was one of the best-dressed stars of the night. Queen Latifah's outfit didn't make sense. Queen Latifah at the 2026 American Music Awards. David Becker/Getty Images The music legend walked the event's carpet in a floor-length, faux-fur coat from Christian Siriano. The fuzzy piece, which covered a cream-colored dress, had a statement collar and a thick belt across the waist. Though the coat's color suited Queen Latifah, the overall look didn't work. After all, we're only a few weeks away from summer. Hilary Duff embraced a Y2K style, and it worked for her. Hilary Duff at the 2026 American Music Awards. Gilbert Flores/Getty Images The pop singer chose a silver, sleeveless dress from Rabanne for the American Music Awards. The sheath style had thick shoulder straps, a plunging V-neckline, and a metallic finish that shimmered in the light. The dress had a fresh feeling but also evoked the metallic fashion of the early aughts. Duff nailed the combination. Nikki Glaser picked the wrong dress. Nikki Glaser at the 2026 American Music Awards. David Becker/Getty Images The comedian wore a gray gown from Maria Lucia Hohan. It had a textured, undergarment-style bodice, waist cutouts, and a long skirt with a side slit. Unfortunately, those features didn't mesh well together. There was too much going on with the dress, and its muted color didn't suit Glaser as well as a different shade would have. All the members of BTS looked their best. BTS at the 2026 American Music Awards. Christopher Polk/Getty Images The K-pop group didn't walk the red carpet, but they did pose backstage at the American Music Awards. In photos, you can see that each member wore a different style for the occasion. Their outfits included a mix of camouflage pants, cuffed jeans, leather jackets, and more. Somehow, the outfits complemented each other while still showcasing each member's individual style. Katseye didn't have its strongest red-carpet moment. Katseye at the 2026 American Music Awards. David Becker/Getty Images The group is known for its catchy songs and bold red-carpet fashion, but the latter wasn't on display last night. The performers wore a mix of skirt-and-blouse sets, dresses, and a pantsuit. Though each had a daring detail or two, none of the outfits truly stood out. They blended together and didn't say much about their personal styles. Karol G looked naturally cool and fashionable. Karol G at the 2026 American Music Awards. Taylor Hill/Getty Images Natalia Fedner designed her two-piece outfit, which comprised a full, high-waisted skirt and a ripped, long-sleeved mesh top over a see-through bralette. The outfit was simple but effective. You couldn't miss the singer as she walked down the carpet. Chrissy Teigen's outfit was missing something. Chrissy Teigen at the 2026 American Music Awards. Taylor Hill/Getty Images The model arrived in a Raisa Vanessa gown. The strapless piece was made from a chainmail-style material in vibrant orange, a fun choice for the red carpet. Teigen also debuted a new hairstyle: a rounded bob. Still, the look was short of being perfect. A midi skirt or some statement jewelry could have taken the outfit to the next level. Read the original article on Business Insider

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After an upgrade, I spent 15 hours in a roomette aboard Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited. Getty Images I upgraded my coach seat to a private roomette on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited for an extra $110. The 23-square-foot space had two seats, an in-room toilet, a foldable sink, and a tray table. The roomette gave me a sense of privacy, but I wouldn't want to share one with another person. I originally planned to travel in coach on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited for my 15-hour trip from Cleveland, Ohio, to Pittsfield, Massachusetts. I've enjoyed traveling in this section of the train during past trips. Coach tickets are budget-friendly, the baggage allowance is generous, the seats are comfortable, and the café sells snacks and soda. However, on this trip, I decided to try to upgrade my ticket with a bid — and it worked. Here's what getting the upgrade and taking the ride was like. Amtrak passengers can bid to upgrade their tickets, and my $110 offer scored me a roomette. An Amtrak sleeping car. iStock / Getty Images Plus I upgraded my ticket through Amtrak's BidUp program. About 37 hours before my trip, Amtrak provided a price range for bids and asked how much I'd like to wager for an upgrade. Since I was traveling in coach, I had the opportunity to bid on a business-class seat, a roomette, or a bedroom. A few hours after wagering $110, the minimum bid I could place on a roomette, I received an email telling me that Amtrak had accepted it and upgraded my ticket. I spent a total of $226 on my trip, which includes the $110 I paid for the upgrade. If I'd booked a roomette initially instead of upgrading, I would've likely paid over $500. The level of service in the sleeping car was exceptional. The hallway leading to my roomette was lined with windows. JB Bergin Before I boarded the train around 1 p.m., an Amtrak employee asked if I was traveling in a sleeping-car accommodation. Then, he checked my last name to verify and led me to my roomette. The service remained wonderful throughout the rest of the journey, in part because each sleeping car on Amtrak trains has its own dedicated attendant. While settling into my space in the sleeping car, the attendant assigned to my roomette informed me that breakfast service was about to begin. I thanked him and closed the door so I could get situated and put my luggage away. Several times throughout the trip, the same attendant came by to check in, even taking my dinner order and delivering it to my room in the evening. I appreciated the great service. The roomette felt like the perfect size for a solo traveler, as the two seats could fold into a bed. The accommodation was about 23 square feet. JB Bergin Inside my 23-square-foot roomette, two plush seats faced each other and looked out to a big window, where I could watch the world go by. I could've folded these seats into a bed or lowered the upper bed using an easy-to-use lever mechanism. Since I wasn't planning to sleep during my trip, I raised the bed as high as it would go. I'm pretty tall, so I wanted to give myself more space. Above the door was a storage space big enough to fit all my luggage. Keeping my luggage safely stored in my roomette was a perk. JB Bergin Having in-room storage was an important perk, as I could easily access my belongings whenever I wanted. The storage space, along with the full curtains and a lock on the door, made me feel very secure and gave my roomette an added sense of privacy. It was also convenient that I could keep my items safely stored and locked in my roomette while I ate in the dining car or wandered the train. The in-room toilet area was tiny, and I wouldn't want to use it with another person in the space. The bathroom area was very tiny, and I wouldn't feel comfortably using it with another person in the roomette. JB Bergin I had a toilet and sink in my space, but this isn't the case for all roomettes; it depends on the train. This was an older model. The in-room toilet took some getting used to, and I wondered how using it would have gone if I had a companion in the roomette with me. It was such a small setup that we'd have to take turns going for walks whenever one of us needed to use the bathroom. Or, we'd use one of the train's nearby public restrooms for more privacy. The foldable sink was a good idea, but the design seemed far from perfect. The sink inside my roomette folded, but it got water on the floor if I wasn't careful. JB Bergin The sink drained as I folded it, so I could spill water in the room if I wasn't careful. The roomette had controls that allowed me to adjust the airflow, temperature, and intercom volume. I didn't expect to be able to control the temperature, airflow, and intercom volume. JB Bergin I was surprised to find so many comfort controls inside the roomette. I had a personal thermostat that controlled the temperature, a device that managed the airflow coming into the room, and a nob that adjusted the intercom volume. I also had ample lighting options so I could create the perfect ambiance in my roomette. Thankfully, there was a poster with operating instructions for every bit of furniture in my roomette. I used it while setting up the space and adjusting the comfort controls throughout the day. The dining car had a retro feel and was accessible only to passengers staying in sleeper cars. I had breakfast and lunch in the dining car during my trip. JB Bergin Around 10 a.m., I walked to the dining car, which was reserved for sleeping-car passengers. The dining car had a retro design that was very inviting and felt region-specific, with patterns of hills and deer etched into the glass above each bench. My upgraded ticket came with complimentary meals. Passengers in the dining car can wander into the dining car and eat whenever they want. JB Bergin Because I was staying in a roomette, I had a flexible dining plan. The food and soft drinks were included in my rate, and I didn't have to make a reservation before popping into the dining car for a meal. The complimentary food I tasted was great, so I ordered breakfast, lunch, and dinner on the train. For breakfast, I had pancakes, sausage, and coffee. I came back to the dining car for lunch and ordered Atlantic salmon and shrimp. I even had dinner brought to my roomette. I ate my third meal of the day in my roomette. JB Bergin Later in the day, my attendant took my order and brought my dinner — braised beef and short ribs — to my roomette. I ate it on a convertible tray that I could use as a table or desk and stow away when I didn't need it. Eventually, I arrived at my final destination around 4 a.m. The upgrade was worth the extra $110, but I wouldn't want to share this accommodation with another person. Amtrak train Laser1987/Getty Images Even though Amtrak roomettes accommodate two people, I'd be hesitant to book one if I were traveling with a companion I didn't know well. The space would probably feel too small with another person in there. However, staying in a roomette for my all-day solo train ride was worth the upgrade. The quality of the complimentary meals exceeded my expectations, and the roomette was a great size for one passenger. Plus, it allowed me to store my luggage and have some privacy during a long travel day. I would consider paying full price for a roomette depending on the cost and circumstances. However, I'd definitely give Amtrak's Bid Up program a try for future train rides. This story was originally published on April 23, 2023, and most recently updated on May 26, 2026. Read the original article on Business Insider

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