Celestial Gardens: Dining

 

A - Atlantic (Reservation required)
In a giant, Victorian-style aquarium, guests can come in and have a seat as fish fly overhead. In the meantime, they can feast on seafood like kalamari, escargot, and others.

B - Cosmic Cafe
Themed to early astronomers like Galileo Galilei, this restaurant features an authentic American cuisine while guests look at stars and constellations in the sky. Plus, there are some constellations that unexpectedly form characters seen in the other areas of the park.

C - Pizza Moon
Inspired by the 1902 film, A Trip to the Moon, this colorful restaurant sells Italian-style pizza, pasta, and salad.

D - Star and Oak Tavern
Guests can immerse themselves in a forest-themed tavern and have food from France, Spain, and Italy. In addition, guests will see animals from European forests carved into the walls.

E - Snack Holes
A pun on the "black hole," this snack stand sells churros, pretzels, popcorn, and other treats to those who want it.

F - Trailblazers (Reservation required)
Fine German cuisine is sold at this restaurant, dedicated to scientists like Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud. In addition, guests will be immersed in a workshop out of the early 1900s, with scientific images all around. 

G - Winter Star Ice Cream
In this wooden hut, guests can find a cosmic selection of frozen treats and ice cream.

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