This is part II of the DP series Discovery Place has an overly priced cafe but full of variety. It was basically a cafeteria style deli. We're talking three types of jelly & butter(when I say butter you've got your organic PB, almond and some other fru fru health conscious one which escapes me at the moment) sandwiches that were approx. $3.50 Other sandwiches ranged from 5 to 7 greenbacks. And come on people a chicken nugget meal for 7.95 that's cheaper at a fine dining restaurant. I will say my Tarragon chicken salad sandwich was super yummy and made on wheat bread(I LOVE wheat bread).
Following lunch we ventured onto the main floor. Half of this floor was full of simple machines which Emily who is 3yrs. loved she walked around with Daddy and did all the activities. Some of which included pulley systems, some type of immense mouse trap looking machine which exported metal beads from one end to the next, a bed of nails you could lay on... I didn't see much of that at all because Anna who is 1yr. was instantly bored. so we went over to a block area and played there for quite sometime building towers and such. they had a replica built from jenga looking blocks of Kukulcan from Chichen Itza, Mexico that was quite impressive.
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