Dancing Crane Café
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Vegetable Panini with Mozzarella and Pesto
Cream of Broccoli Soup
Sandwich Sandwich
Chicken Sandwich
Loaded Fries
Cheese Pizza
Popcorn
Nachos
Dancing Crane Café Reviews
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Zoo/amusement park food, nothing more nothing less. Not great, not bad. Way too overpriced. Bring your own food to the park if possible. If we had known this was allowed, we absolutely would have. $20 for tenders and fries is insane.
Typical cafeteria experience, but I actually quite enjoyed my veggie panini and giant cookie.
(Pictures are only half of the food because I devoured the first half)
(Pictures are only half of the food because I devoured the first half)
Honestly, the food was decent but for the prices they were giving, should've had bigger portion sizes. Seemed like they were skimmimg out on food. Would pack lunch instead.
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 5PM |
The Dancing Crane Café is a casual eatery that serves its purpose well. It's a hit with kids, who love their popcorn. The café offers a variety of meals, including hamburgers, chicken strips, and crispy fries. Although the food is decent, some customers feel that the portion sizes could be bigger for the prices they charge. The hot dogs are not clearly labeled, leaving uncertainty about whether they're beef. Indoor seating can be limited, especially on weekends and weekdays, but there's usually outdoor seating available. The café also features free WiFi and restrooms, accessible to customers only. The menu is simple, with no frills, but the French fries and rice bowls are popular options. The fries are cooked separately from meat and seafood, making them vegetarian-friendly. Additionally, there is a station near the bathrooms with free water for customers. However, some guests have noted that the chairs can be noisy, and they suggest adding felt pads to minimize the sound.