Please Taste Cafe

My kids absolutely loved it here. We all spent hours running around to every station. My friend brought her 3 kids as well. The only issue I had was the 30mins we spent in line. I felt like that was a little ridiculous, considering I purchased my tickets in advance. They really need a better check-in system. They only gave priority to members. I don't think it's right to have people standing outside in the cold. People had babies and light jackets on because they were expecting to get into the building quickly. Otherwise, we had a great time and will definitely be back.

First time coming out here and was highly recommended by my sister in law. The line was long but purchased our tickets online. The boys had fun but they had different interests which area they want to check out first. But they have managed to check out every places except for the carousel. I didn’t pay for the carousel rides as I was expecting we didn’t or will not have enough time to check out the whole place in less than 2.5 hours We didn’t get there and inside until 2 pm. They keep the museum clean and there was two workshops happening that we opted out or the schedule didn’t work for us Would we go back again? I’ve asked my 6 year old and he said yes!

Celebrated my daughter‘s second birthday here and she had a blast!! It’s a great place for low income families that receive food stamps through welfare if you provide your card to them in the front; the entrance fee is only two dollars up to four people!!! They changed their ticket policies for the carousel and now it’s unlimited rides for five dollars all day!! Honestly it was the cheapest most eventful day I’ve ever had taking out my kids!!! I can honestly say I spent $20 at most because they also allow you to bring outside food and you can eat at any of the designated tables. And if you need a highchair they provide that too!!!! We went and visited on a Sunday which they opened at 11 in the morning and they close at 4:30pm and we were there all day they even added little arts and craft classes between the day that you can sign up for and it’s for all ages!!!! I definitely plan on returning and buying season passes to go every weekend with my kids!!!!!

We have taken two sets of nephews here at different times and they have both loved it and us adults love it too. The Alice in wonderland is my favorite part. This time we stayed till they closed cause we got there late and they had a fun little parade downstairs with everyone to walk together back up stairs and then they did a little dance party upstairs to get everyone together to leave and the kids loved it and didn't even notice they were doing it to leave and it was brilliant!

Kids love it, from the youngest to even tween/young teen to make it fun for younger siblings (baseball exhibit, coding class was fun for them too). My only complaint was that the Alice in wonderland exhibit is definitely showing its age (was last time we were here over 8 years ago) and most of the activities don't work or are missing parts. Other areas like the store, are better restocked.

This place is amazing for kids. My 3-year-old son had a blast. He especially enjoyed the exhibits where he could play with toys in water, the kids’ supermarket, the baseball games, and the garage bus train. There were also many science activities that were fun and educational. Plus, there was a $5 carousel with unlimited rides and one parent could join the kid. They also had a cafeteria with a variety of food options. I have attached some photos of the menu and the prices for your reference. There were enough tables to seat 8 to 10 families at once. And don’t miss the kids’ rally at the end, it was very entertaining. The admission fee was $22 per person for anyone over 1 year old. There was plenty of parking space for $16 for museum visitors and $25 for non-museum visitors.