Cute, nostalgic diner setting with decent prices. The seating is limited and the service was just ok. They were busy on the day we visited, and after waiting almost 15 minutes to even speak to the sta

We planned to have breakfast here since it's inside the museum, in the back, near the storage lockers. You order and pay from the limited menu, then pick up your order at a different window. The break

"Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" this is a must when visiting the World War ll museum. I know there are other dining options there, but you might as well live in the moment and grab a root beer float and a s