Tulio wrote:
I've been to
all these places except the Cosmosphere but never even thought to have a bite at any of them.
I'm just not one of those guys who'll eat at a museum restaurant if they have one. I've been a member of the Seattle Museum of Flight for years and been there countless times but never once even stepped into the restaurant there.
The only exception for museum restaurants is that I've eaten at the Mars Grill at Huntsville:
https://www.rocketcenter.com/marsgrillWhy there? I've attended the adult Space Camp a few times and it's the only place to get food right before you start day one anywhere nearby, but that's the only one I can think of except one time my wife and I ate at the Air and Space Museum in DC's eatery once (that was
her idea, though).
The Pima one, my sister-in-law's husband and I went to Pima the last time I was in AZ and we bought drinks (maybe a candy bar, too, I don't recall) there but that was about it as we ran out of our water pretty fast in that heat. We stopped at KFC I think on the way back to Phoenix instead for grub.
When I think of all the museums I've been to with eateries attached, I guess it's because as a kid we never had the money to eat someplace like that, I got used to the idea of not even
considering it.
Next time I go to a place like that, maybe I should!
Really, I never gave it much thought until I just read the above quoted post.
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)...but the real fun is sitting and looking out the window (or on the deck if it is cool enough) over the jet fighters/attack collection and in the distance, the bombers.
