Lucretia Allen

Very lively atmosphere with limited seating inside and out.
Lots of people, energy and beautiful artwork displayed on the walls.
There is also a beautiful mural on the wall closer to the restrooms, located in the back of the store.
Stopped by on a busy Saturday morning and had the pleasure of meeting Stevie.
She was very friendly, patient and knowledgeable about the menu. We enjoyed talking with her briefly.
We ordered the breakfast quesadilla. It was all fresh ingredients, made to order. Sausage, green peppers, cheese and onions were diced and added a nice flavor to the quesadilla.
The Cafe caramel coffee was hot, delicious and not overly sweet. Will definitely stop by again if I'm back in town.

Love this museum! Had family visit from out of town and their children loved it!
At the time, it was busy and crowded due to various schools (field trips) and families.
Admission is affordable and they do provide wrist bands for safety reasons.
However, there was still plenty to do and see. You have two levels in the building for play along with outside activities as well.
Multiple activities for any child at any level.
They have: a garden, supermarket, tractor, fire truck, topics on fire safety, huge Lego blocks, a library area, Big Eddie, cockpit of an airplane, space exploration and so much more.
There is a gift shop inside and prices are reasonable.
No food inside, but there are various restaurants downtown and if you like McDonald's that's practically right next door.
Parking lot is a good size and I was able to find a spot on such a busy day.
This is a great spot for children to be educated, investigative, explore, and play.