Located within the Museum of Life and Science, Sprout Café allows families to spend as much time as they want at the Museum without having to go somewhere else to charge up with some food. With seating available both indoors and on the covered patio, the whole family can rest and grab lunch at the museum’s Sprout Café.
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Hours:
Monday: Closed Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Fresh house made food such as yum mac and cheese, fresh pastas and fruit. Sandwiches are also amazing and fresh. Kids love the tenders and fries!!!
Bill Francart
Oct 12, 2024
4
For the venue, surprising good quality food. Fast service, reasonable prices.
Vivian King
Oct 9, 2024
5
Good food considering it's a café. Museum was entertaining with various exhibits . Cutest ever Alpacas, lemurs, and bears.
Robert Vick
Sep 6, 2024
5
Food and service are good. Can be a shortage of seating on busy days.
Joel Pierce
Aug 8, 2024
4
A very nice cafe inside the Durham museum of life and science. The food was priced very reasonably and pretty tasty for fast food style cuisine.
Craigson Parker
Jul 3, 2024
3
For pricy museum food, it's pretty good. Serving portions are small, but it is a kids' museum. Depending on the day, there might be seating available, but there's most likely always a line out the door. If you pay for a cup you can have as much fountain drinks as you want but the cup is super small.
L Broady
Jun 5, 2024
3
The food was ok. They charge way too much for the food. Expect to spend a lot. I got 2 kids' meals and 2 adult sandwiches with fries and spent 50.00
Twist Kassidy
May 21, 2024
4
Don't get me wrong- the food is great here. However, they recently started putting pepper on the fries. Please don't do that. Let people put their own pepper on it. Not everyone likes pepper.
The bigger thing, though, is that they don't readily have an allergen list. As a parent of an allergy kid, it's exhausting to hold up a line asking a million questions to make sure my daughter can eat. If they would just put an allergen list on the website, we'd be golden.
