Valkyrie Cafe

Cool spot to check out

Awesome experience

Great food

Limited choices but things were served quickly. Everything we tried was good. Chicken strips, cheeseburger, grilled chicken sandwich, spicy chicken sandwich (not super spicy), Sante Fe wrap were all good. Fries could have been crisper.

Only real complaint is their use of what seems like a ton of plastic that isn't necessary. If you're going to hand each wrapped sandwich or order of fries in a paper boat as it's ordered, there is no need for the huge plastic takeout container with each meal.

Gran and Go items, chips, drinks and you can also order burgers, pizza and other hot items.

Ignore the ‘no condiments’ nonsense in a review below-There were plenty

I was there on a slow day and enjoyed my Smoked Turkey wrap. Will be back.

It’s a enjoyable experience for all types of people! Although don’t come here looking for coffee. Lol

Government issued hot dogs, hamburgers, fries etc. Basically just a cafeteria but can serve as a nice quick meal before you hit up the rest of the museum. Left very satisfied.

Fast food restaurant in the Airforce museum. Food is good and a little pricey but admission to the museum is free.

Decent food at a decent price.

Ikke noen wow faktor og stive priser

Pizza was amazing but everything else was not too good. Too expensive for very below average food. Salads were old. Burgers don't have lettuce or tomatoes as advertised.

Overall ok food. Not great selection but cooked fine, prices a little high for what you're getting. Good for a quick lunch, but wouldn't come here unless visiting museum.

It's not the fun and friendly place that you would hope it to be. They aren't excited to see you. There's not a lot of interesting things to look at. The country music plays over the museum announcements, or visa-versa, depending on what you want to hear. You can't get condiments. When I was there, areas were blocked off. When I asked the cashier if I could sit down, she explained that I could sit in the "lower level." In order to get there, I had to either duck under one of the barriers or walk back through the line where I was rung out, like a little labyrinth challenge. I didn't love paying $5.45 for a bottle of iced tea. The sandwich, without condiments, wasn't bad and the french-fries, without condiments, were fine.

It was embarrassingly bad. One poor guy to serve dozens of people in line and check people out. Long wait for pizza, looked awful anyway. Coffee and tea was the only warm drink, the place was 55 to 60 degrees inside so need something hot. People wait for 30 minutes for not even mediocre food. Out of buns out of cups, cold macaroni.

Really does not do justice for the museum facility. I'm not sure if cafe workers are paid or volunteered but the poor guy was doing the best he could with what they gave him.