One of the best cocktail menus I have ever read in regards to the information it gives you.
It is very much as described with a reciprocal membership it is great to stop at for 30 minutes. (It is also air conditioned)
The ticketing process is not user friendly and the lack of a coat check for bags in summer is a mistake. The exhibits were pretty well done and I finally got to see the Tsalvo lions.
Everything was good, the bagel was the most disappointing and the french toast was the best. They could use some coffee breakfast cocktails.
Very knowledgeable guide. Go on a cooler day, only the occasional bridge provides shade.
Nice to walk by, worth about a 4 block detour. There is a free photo gallery inside.
The pasta cracker is big and a must order when they have it. The sweet potato polenta was very smooth.
I was pleasantly impressed by this coffee shop, a great stop especially considering the area.
Cute little 3rd wave shop with nice coffee and macaroons. I wished the sold breakfast cocktails before 10am.
A cute little area, a bit was under construction and they could use some live music or something for some of the park paths.
I would go back, the could use a couple menus by the door, to speed things up slightly. I do feel they could reduce waste by just writing on the cups.
Very interesting museum, good for about an hour to ninety minutes.
Great croissants, and delicious breakfast dishes, I would ask for my hash browns extra crispy next time.
It was a very nice museum with features appealing to both adults and kids.
