Boosters Cafe

1. Unfortunately the sauces were a bit runny, so apologies for the rubbish photo but it was such a nice surprise to be met with some decent vegan options on the menu at the Boosters Café while visiting the National Space Centre. We both tried the vegan hot dogs, which were great. You could also choose a vegan chilli dog and various other options. I was really impressed with the price too – considering it is a big tourist attraction, the cost was super reasonable and the food was great. Bonus points for being able to have lunch under a rocket and it was all very clean too.

2. Was surprised how good this cafe was. There’s a good range of food and drinks. The prices were a lot cheaper than I thought they’d be. Food was tasty, especially the wraps. There’s a good range also for vegetarians and vegans. Staff are friendly and welcoming.

3. Fairly cheap for a lunch at a museum. “Spudnik” jacket potato with cheese and beans decent, medium amount of toppings on potato. Would be better if Spudnik cost included one topping free because who buys a toppingless potato! Queue can get long at times.

4. This is the cafe inside the National Space Centre. We had lunch here in January 2022 and enjoyed. Not the largest selection of food with sandwiches and some hot options, but the coffee and hot drinks menu is pretty good. Gets busy after the lunch time planetarium show finishes, so watch for this as part of your visit to the excellent space centre.

5. Pretty small selection of food and drink (sandwiches, snacks, soup, hot dogs and nachos). I had the nachos which were actually pretty good.
   The prices were good value though, especially considering you are inside a museum.

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