3/5 Vanessa T. 10 months ago on Google • 1 review
For
those
wondering,
the
94th
Aero
Squadron
is
open
through
June
18,
2023.
So,
take
in
this
quirky
French-Normandy
farmhouse-style
'auberge'
while
you
still
can!
Come
for
the
atmosphere
and
the
view
of
landing
and
leaving
planes,
then
enjoy
old-school
pressed
tablecloths
and
decent
fare.
My
husband
craved
a
prime
rib
dinner
and
they
delivered.
I
had
the
sizzling
steak,
cooked
perfectly
medium-rare
though
needed
seasoning.
The
bread
and
sides
(mashed
potatoes,
fries
and
vegetable
medley)
were
good
but
not
great.
We
paired
our
entrées
with
the
house
cab-sav,
which
was
fine.
We
were
too
full
for
dessert,
though
the
crème
brûlée
looked
delicious.
Our
server
was
professional,
friendly
and
efficient.
As
others
have
stated,
yes,
the
place
is
a
little
tired
(as
is
the
owner/hostess),
but
you
can
still
make
lasting
memories
in
this
curious
'établissement.'
Like
the
famous
Kahiki
which
once
stood
only
three
miles
away
(and
long
gone
when
we
moved
to
the
area),
the
94th
Aero
Squadron
harks
to
an
era
of
large,
welcoming,
themed
restaurants
to
be
experienced
on
special
occasions.
After
our
meal,
we
poked
around
the
WW1
&
2
memorabilia.
The
owner
told
us
that
for
Sunday
brunch,
you
need
to
reserve
two
weeks
out.
They’re
still
hosting
Friday
night
swing
dances
and
occasional
other
live
entertainment.
Though
this
was
only
our
third
or
fourth
visit
in
over
20
years,
we
might
return
once
more
before
they
close
permanently.
You
can,
too!
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