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Dining at the Creation Museum

Whether you are looking for a meal or just a snack, the Creation Museum has several dining options to satisfy your hunger. Enjoy lunch at Noah’s Café, or satisfy your sweet tooth with some of Uncle Leroy’s fudge!

Noah’s Café

Noah's Café is the perfect stopping place for guests. Located right off the main lobby as you enter the museum, the cafe features fresh salads, burgers, wraps, and sandwiches. We offer options including fries, side salad, soup, chili and fountain drinks for your convenience. The café also has a wide range of snacks, including cookies, candy, and a full line of Pepsi products. When dining out, we understand how difficult choices can be when trying to avoid certain ingredients, whether it is due to food intolerances, food allergies, or personal choice. We offer both vegetarian and gluten-free options at Noah's Cafe, and we have an allergy book available with a list of ingredients, which are provided from our vendors. Please speak to a manager during your visit if you have any questions regarding dietary needs and we would be glad to assist you!

Hours

Noah’s Café

Monday to Saturday	11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday	Closed

Noah’s Coffee and Ice Cream

Monday to Saturday	9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday	Closed

Serving brewed coffees, lattes, frappes, hot tea, and iced drinks, as well as ice cream.

Tree of Life Café

Monday to Saturday	8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Sunday	Closed

Tree of Life Café, which is located in the Welcome Center, offers coffee with barista coffee options, snacks, and even breakfast sandwiches!

Palm Café

Closed

Grand Plaza Pizza

Closed

Terrace Grill

Closed

Noah’s Coffee and Ice Cream

Noah’s Coffee and Ice Cream features cappuccinos, hot teas, espresso, iced coffee, smoothies, and ice cream treats. It is located in the Main Hall on the upper level of the museum as you begin your tour.

Uncle Leroy’s Fudge

Bring home some tasty fudge on your next visit to the Creation Museum. Uncle Leroy’s fudge is prepared in a traditional copper kettle and poured onto a marble slab where our artisans hand work it into loaves. The loaves are cut into savory slices, each weighing approximately 1/2 lb. Uncle Leroy’s famous thin, snappy, brittle candy is also available—the epitome of buttery, sweet, salty, and crunchy goodness. Uncle Leroy’s is located at the entrance to the Main Hall on the upper level of the museum.