Imagine having a weekend buffet in a replica of a World War One French farmhouse. If you have not had brunch at 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant, you should add it to your list. The combination of great food and decor will inspire any history buff and will be a memorable experience.
From the minute you drive up to the old building at 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant, it’s visually stunning. The garden is immaculately kept with green and lush landscaping. The building is located right next to Montgomery Field, and the sounds of planes landing and taking off are real. The outdoor patio overlooks the runway.
Inside, you will be torn between staring at the food and staring at the walls of 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant. The ceiling has replicas of old planes and even full-sized wings. There is plenty of seating available inside, as well as a cozy outdoor patio area. They also have cute, more private booths that are very cozy and intimate.
I suspect that no matter what your favorite brunch dish is, it’s available at 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant. They have everything from freshly baked pastries and flavored coffee to smoked salmon, sushi, crab legs, and ceviche. The chef is standing by at the hot station where he is making eggs, burritos, and freshly sliced top sirloin.
94th Aero Squadron Restaurant is a great location for a date or taking the family, especially on a beautiful sunny day. Hopefully, you are not too full, because the selection of desserts is just as impressive. After trying the crème brulee, eclairs, and cream puffs, you can balance it out with the large selection of fresh seasonal fruits.
Reservations are highly recommended at the 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant. The weekend brunch is available on Saturdays and Sundays, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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