Sky Coffee Buenos Aires

☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️ 🛩 Sky Coffee is truly a gem with a super cool concept that sets it apart. What immediately strikes you is the expansive outdoor area, offering not just ample space but also a beautiful view that's perfect for unwinding. They've done a fantastic job with the decor out here; it's tastefully arranged and very inviting, making for a wonderfully pleasant ambiance. Whether you're an early bird or looking for a midday escape, Sky Coffee has you covered with both breakfast and lunch options. Plus, for those driving, there's plenty of parking available, which is always a huge convenience. Overall, the entire outdoor space is incredibly enjoyable and well-thought-out. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and looking for a relaxed spot with great views and good food.

We loved the Sky Cafe! The outdoor seating area was cute and unique. They even had a little dog park area attached. The atmosphere was pretty and unique. Our food was great and the staff members were friendly. But my favorite part was all of the free range chickens roaming the area!

Our next stop for the day was at Sky Coffee Buenos Aires in Miami! The coffee spot itself is a former Delta MD-88. You order inside the plane and then sit outside and the “stewardess” brings it to you. I loved the sign that looks like a flight board. We chose to just order coffee and I had an iced pistachio cappuccino. Bill got an americano while Beth enjoyed a vanilla iced latte. The coffee was delicious and the location super unique and fun! There are chickens and ducks running around the property also which is fun for the kids.

Came to check out a unique place. There are chickens running around. It is an outside place. They have a few seats inside the old old airplane but it is rather small. They also have these yurts that you can rent out. Staff seemed pleasant. May be a nice place to visit in winter. Nutella croissant we had was standard and so was coffee.

A unique experience with photo opps. Food is okay and moderately priced for the area, and the fact that it is a social medial trendy spot. You order inside the plane, take a number, sit outside in open air seating, and your food is brought out to you. There is a full bar that seems approachable, but you can't order drinks there, which was a little strange. You order and pay for cocktails inside the airplane, and then the bartender brings you the drink to your table the same way the food is delivered. Overall, it's worth a stop for some unique photos and pretty good coffee and sandwiches. There are no elaborate dishes. If you like sweet and salty, I recommend the brie and fig sandwich. Tip: If you are a coffee lover, ask about the rewards passport they offer where you can earn stamps and free coffee for being a frequent flyer.

I went to half a plane and ordered a macchiato. It was good. The cockpit radio was weakly transmitting some kind of radio signal that I coolly glassed when I pressed a ground reset button on the top console. You're welcome. This place is neat.

The concept is nice, but the service isn't the best. I ordered this coffee (the marketing works for me), but the truth is, the expectation is far from reality. The girl who only brought me the coffee because I didn't see her again, said, "Excuse me,has too much coffee” I'll bring you napkins (I'm still waiting for them😩). They should improve their service.

The concept is definitely eye-catching — a coffee shop inside a jet, very cool from the outside. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t match the visuals. I ordered a pistachio croissant and a coffee. The croissant was just a reheated frozen pastry, and it was brought out first. The coffee arrived about 10 minutes later. Even though I clearly said I was dining in, they served it in a paper cup, while other guests received theirs in proper mugs. The idea is great, but the service and attention to detail were disappointing. Hopefully, this was just an off day and things will improve.

Sky Coffee in Miami was a whole vibe. The place is super chill -- like the kind of spot where your coffee tastes better just because the scenery is that good. Comfy seating, great energy, and the Dubai strawberries... I almost asked for a second round. Looking for a place to sit , snack , and bring friends to have a good chat this is the place to be

What a cool coffee shop! Prior to our visit to Miami we were scoping out unique places to try and this was the top of our list! We ordered a lot because of having kids with us, and not sure what they would want etc. however I snapped a few pictures of some of the items we ordered. Our favorite item that's not pictured were the Nutella croissant - soooo good. The reason for 4 stars; Apple Maps has two locations listed we went to the first one to find the empty field. So then clicked the second and got taken to the right place. Then we had a little mishap that a drink got spilled. My boyfriend went up to order his new drink told them what he wanted, paid for it and they brought it iced instead of hot like he ordered. He could have spoke up then and there but we have little kids with us and were pretty much finished. So we just accepted the iced latte and went on with our day. Thinking about it now, we should have spoke up and asked if there was a miscommunication. The scenery is really cool, it's like a little urban oasis. And the chickens are soo cute wandering around. Definitely would stop again if in the area.

The most unique coffee shop I have been to! Looked up a coffee shop near my hotel and this sold me. If you are in the area please check them out! Highly recommend the customer was great! Honestly I can't remember the names lol The barista recommend them and she did a great job! They were both great! We had the red velvet latte and the one with the airplane in the top both with oatmeal. She also recommend the empanada with chicken and plums. Wasn't a fan of the cooked plums but it was different! The outside area is so nice you want to stay! Enjoy!!

Our next stop was at Skyway Coffee Buenos Aires in Miami! The coffee spot itself is a former Delta MD-88. You order inside the plane and then sit outside and the "stewardess" brings it to you. I loved the order board that was like the flight boards at the airport. We chose to just order coffee and I had an iced pistachio cappuccino. Bill got an americano while Beth enjoyed a vanilla iced latte. The coffee was delicious and the location super unique and fun! There are also chickens and ducks running around the property. Everyone was friendly and helpful. The tables are either under umbrellas or trees and there was a nice shade. Most of the seating is outside. There are 2 enclosed globes for some seating as well.

This is definitely a spot you go to take your IG pictures nothing was fantastic about my Matcha I ordered it's in a random location , but it was close to my hotel so it was convenient to get to . If your visiting and want to take your pictures I would come here , but if your a local I would say to pass .Matcha Latte was $6 . There is some outside seating . Service was fairly decent I did like how everyone is dressed in a steward outfit to bring you your item.

We were staying at the Marriott Biscayne Bay and decided to take a stroll to get coffee. I had found a spot I wanted to try after reading Yelp reviews. We walked 5 min and stumbled upon this amazing coffee bar that is this welcome respite in the middle of a concrete jungle. It's an actual airplane that you go inside of and order your food and drink. All the employees are dressed as a Sky Coffee flight crew. Then you sit outside or in a dome that has portable ac units. Service was friendly, our latte and americano were just okay...but I absolutely loved this concept. I kept walking around to see what else there was to see! Lots of birds walking around (they had a plastic kiddie pool for them). I just wish the coffee was better.

As I'm writing this review, I'm debating which airplane movie to quote from. So I settled on Con Air, due to the metal platforms to get into the old plane and that I wanted to hear a little Lynnrd Skynyrd in posting videos. Besides, the fact you're able to sit in the pilot's seat gave me the chance to channel my inner "Swamp Thing". I'm pretty sure anyone with a smart phone and social media know this is a popup cafe in a decommissioned airplane. Besides the cockpit, there's also a photo op in the passenger area. However, only one of the seats is set up for dining. There are tables and "dining bubbles" outside though. Since we're here about the food, their sandwiches are truly First Class. They are photogenic and delicious! I enjoyed their fig, Brie and ham sandwich. Mine was three slices of lightly toasted bread with sweet fig jam, slices of ham and gooey melty Brie. I also enjoyed a latte as well as a guava paste lattice pie. Besides their usual menu of sandwiches & coffee, it seems to occasionally have main plates, such as lasagna. This is definitely a cool little find ;make it a point to check it out!

I visited Sky Coffee Buenos Aires for the first time this week and let me tell you, the experience was one of a kind! From the airplane aesthetic, to the interesting combination of menu offerings, everything felt very unique and original. I walked in and immediately went to the airplanes rear wing, where I was able to go up the ramp and order my bites and coffee. I loved the variety of items they had to offer. We went with the empanadas, the almond cake and the pistachio cake and ordered an iced espresso as well as a Tierra del Fuego drink. Everything was pretty solid and sipping on a coffee while staring at a plane that looks like it landed in the middle of the city makes the vibe so fun and cutesy.

If you want content for your Instagram then step right up and enjoy viral worthy coffee pics. There's a lot to love here but our experience fell a little short. If it wasn't for the cool vibe of climbing into an airplane to order our coffee I would probably give it 4 stars. But then again, I got to climb into a plane to order coffee. The coffee was delicious but lukewarm and cooled very quickly on this breezy day. The egg sandwich could've used more salt and seasoning. Hubby loved the brie and fig sandwich which was really good. Having pink coffee is definitely an experience. It was delicious but I would've preferred it hotter. I think the flowers were edible but they didn't melt in your mouth so I ended up scooping them up. Definitely worth a visit especially if you have an aviation fan in the family.

Within walking distance of our hotel. It's literally an old airplane as a coffee spot. Service was friendly. Food and coffee was great. They do have some outdoor seating and a few igloos. But I feel like they need more igloos or heaters by the other seating. Yes it's Miami but it was still a bit cool as it was early in the morning. Still a spot to checkout if you're nearby

Outstanding coffee option from the few independent coffee shops in edgewater. Relatively inexpensive compared to other iced coffee's in the area, and the food was a solid option! Great service too! don't be intimated if the outdoors is crowded, you can walk inside the airplane to make an order and take it to go if there is no seating, but it's a really easy process and the staff will gladly help you find your way! Probably my go-to coffee shop in the Margaret pace area as of now; we need more options for caffeine!! A big thank you to sky coffee for servicing our little neighborhood!!

This is such a cool vibe right on Biscayne Blvd. Besides the plane, which is ingenious, there are also chickens and birds running around giving a nature setting. There is plenty of outdoor seating with umbrellas. The food is delicious but pricey, to be expected in this area. The service was a little slow but good. My only real complaint was the HEAT! Summer is not the time to go imo. There are umbrellas but sadly no fans anywhere. As delicious as the coffee is, hot coffee is no fun in summer heat. Perhaps I'll be back in November.

Went here for my birthday and had a blast. We arrived shortly after they opened, and there was no line. We got to sit inside and take pictures. The staff was very helpful and very friendly. We ordered the Buenos Aires board to share. Everything was fresh and beautifully presented. To drink, I got the 1986 (hot) it was delicious & super cute. I also got to try it cold as well! The server noticed it was my birthday and brought out a muffin and candle to sing me Happy Birthday. I felt special. It was so thoughtful of him. 5/5, I highly recommend.

Only giving it a 4 star because they ran out of all their croissants!!!! ): Really went there for the pistachio & Dulce de leche one but it's ok! The ambiance is fantastic, we went on a day there was a dj outside. Ambiance is fantastic! Great music, great theme! Amazing pistachio Frappuccino & NOT OVERPRICED WHATSOEVER which we were super shocked about! Great experience! Amazing theme!!!

Really fun spot near Brickell and we stopped in our morning walk. You get to walk into the airplane to place your order lol- we had a breakfast sandwich ($6.90) and I had an almond milk latte (sweetened I think) and hubby had an America. Total was about $30 Nice patio space all decked out for Christmas. Super friendly staff and just fun vibes all around!!

So cute! Such a good vibe and so many photo ops. Very helpful staff, quick to get my drink out, and DELICIOUS coffee. Small sizes though!

Different experiences from the normal everyday. I recommend. To visit. Parking is sometimes a wait.

A super cute cafe/coffee shop with a unique and well-done theme! The coffee and food is good, but we really only came here for the experience and the unique atmosphere. It's decorated really well and has fun plane related elements, in addition to the plane itself. We did wait in line for about 10 minutes, then waited about 15 more minutes for our simple coffee orders. But given how packed they were on a Sunday late morning, I thought it was a reasonable amount of time to wait. They also have these cute "igloos" available to rent, by appointment only. I'm not sure how you rent them, or what the cost is.

Only in miami! Super idea for a cafe. Loved it. Super original and great spot in downtown Miami for a cafe. Love the atmosphere and vide. Amazing spot for lunch. Parking is 10 dollars. Lots of different Items on menu to enjoy.

Went here on a Saturday morning. You order at a part of the plane that was converted into a coffee shop. After ordering, people sit outside and wait for the food. I liked the brie and fig sandwich as the creamy, earthy brie flavor goes well with the sweet fig jam. Pistachio croissant was very good too. I thought of ordering more initially but these two were already filling. There can be a lot of customers and service might not be the quickest.

Sky Coffee Buenos Aires is a very cool little shop to check out on the outside of Brickell. The service is warm, welcoming, and the coffee here is delicious! It's pretty close to the coffee I had while I was in Argentina and they even have some of the favorites such as medialunas. If you have visitors or are planning to stop by Miami, this is definitely a stop to add to your bucket list. There is plenty of seating and the venue is outdoors with a comfortable patio and cool decorations. This is such a unique concept and although I haven't tried the food, I would come back to give it a try.

Omg! I had heard about this place for a while and have driven by multiple times but I'm so glad I finally came. This is truly an experience! You walk into the "cafe" through the back of the plane, continue through and order at the front. It really feels like you're boarding a plane. There was even a metal detector. The guy behind us in line asked if we brought our passports and I thought he was making a joke well they give you a passport that they stamp as part of their rewards program every time you buy a coffee. We ordered a seasonal peppermint mocha which was delish. The place was beautifully decorated for Christmas and played Christmas music I love it. Can't wait to come back! Kudos to the owner for coming up with such a cool idea!

Cool place to check out, the inside of the plane is a bit small but definitely fun to experience.

Super cute, trendy spot, but the coffee and food is mediocre. Maybe if I had ordered differently I'd have another opinion. My sister and I shared the caprese sandwich which basically tasted like a grilled cheese with a hint of basil. The two tomato's which were on the sandwhich seemed to be canned sundried tomatoes, definitely not fresh or warm. On the contrary, the crisp crunch of the bread on the sandwhich was pleasing. The two drinks ordered were not good. One was the mocha cold brew and the other was an iced chai- oat-milk- honey. The chai basically tasted like oat-milk and a splash of honey. On a positive note, my father ordered a sausage sandwich and said it was delicious.

Love coming here love the drinks. Tried the food for the first time it was good. I wouldn't order the golden macaroon or golden Madeline your paying extra for gold foil not cool would not have gotten that. Service is pretty cool you have to walk through the airplane to order. You can sit outside very nice and they have these cool bubble enclosed seats but first come first serve. No free parking around and was busy when we went was hard to find parking. But worth it

This is one of the most unique places I've ever been to. It's basically an airplane in a lot. However, they made it very special. The plane is where you order your coffee or pastries or even entrées. Then you pick a nice little table either in the shade or in a sunny spot and they bring everything to you . I ordered some coffee and a croissant sandwich. It was delicious and the coffee was beautifully served. The staff were all dressed in cute aviation uniform, and they were very friendly and service oriented. I will definitely be back and I recommend this as a very unique experiencing and good food.

This is a coffee shop with a very unique look. It's located inside of an old airplane and the staff is even dressed in flight attendant outfits. It's a pretty cool experience and a great place for all those shots to post on social media. I had the pistachio croissant and an iced matcha latte. Once you order, there's plenty of tables outside to wait for your order. I enjoyed both my croissant and latte.

Cute local cafe, took the kids for the Dubai strawberries which they loved. Staff is friendly and the local chickens give charm to the p

Wanted this to be my new go-to place. Loved the coffee menu! Sadly Casa Rosada and vanilla cold brew were super disappointing :( - watered down and weird yet also blah. Did place my order via DoorDash, so maybe others will have a better experience onsite.

The experience was pretty cool. Literally an airplane. The whole nine yards, decked out. Lots of food options. Lots of spots to sit and even other vendors. But was definitely disappointed in the coffee. Didn't taste like much quality and the basic syrups. The service was great and cool environment!

GREAT COFFEESHOP ADDITION!! Location - 5 Parking - 4.5 Ambiance - 5 Price - 4.5 Service - 5 Value - 4.5+ Glad Sky Coffee relocated to Edgewater from Brickell. This is a great addition to this side of town. For those who are new to Sky Coffee, this is the iconic coffeeshop that uses a plane fuselage as the store itself. Service was quick even though the place was packed. My iced americano has the perfect balance of acidity and strength. Just what I needed. Enjoy!

This is a great touristy little spot. It's a nice edition to the edgewater area providing a nice outdoor vibe in contrast to other coffee shops in the area. Service can be ok but the coffee is what's amazing here. I also love their Dulce de leche media Luna's. Coffee out of a plane is very memorable and perfect for friends and family. Just keep in mind no WiFi.

Great on the outside, but pretty disappointing coffee. I got a cappuccino and it was super watery, tasted like Americano with some thin foam, pretty disgusting. Would not come back here for coffee, only for the vibes.

One of cutest concepts to have an actual pj with the servers dressed as flight attendants/pilots. And it's located conventionally a couple blocks away. From the outside seated area to the inside, the aesthetic is so so adorable. I especially love the private igloos. And I was very surprised to find that the menu was more than coffee and pastries. The menu is actually quite nice with several options. And the pricing is reasonable. I chose the lasagna which was cheesy and flavorful. I'll definitely be back for a coffee date just to reserve the igloo and try more menu items.

On a trip to Miami a friend recommended we try this spot. I'm glad we did, it was a unique coffee spot with delicious drinks and food. The actual cafe is on the plane where you place your order and there are tables outside to eat. Everyone was extremely friendly and accommodating, definitely a must stop if you are in Miami!

I came here on a Sunday afternoon around 3:30. This coffee spot seems like it's been around for at least 2 years. I've passed by it a zillion times and finally decided to try it. There's a ton of seating outside. It seems like they've exploded in popularity recently. I walked up to the airplane steps and saw a specials board. None looked appealing, so we continued up the steps. It's a really unique coffee shop, but it's HOT inside. As in, almost unbearably hot and if the line was any longer I would have walked out. I was so relieved once we finished ordering and proceeded down the steps with our number in hand and sat down. There are large fans outside which made being outside in the middle of the summer pleasant. This place is THEMED OUT. There is an airport bench and a (not operating) metal detector outside. There is even airplane themeing on the menu. The staff wear captains hats and a white button up shirt with a black tie. I ordered a brie and fig jam sandwich, a shaken oat & dulce (has coffee in it), and a chocolate mousse cake. My boyfriend got an iced caramel latte. The sandwich was good but we both agreed we could have made it pretty easily at home. It came with chips, which were ok. My coffee was ok, but it didn't taste enough like coffee to me. In fact, I could barely detect it. I suppose I should have asked for light oatmilk and light sugar/dulce. You never know how it'll be until they make it though. My boyfriend said his coffee was good. The chocolate mousse cake was the best part for me. There was a crispy part of it, not sure what it was but it was such a nice texture combination with the mousse. I throughly enjoyed all the different textures in the cake. It seemed like there was hazelnut in the cake too which I love. The big issue we had was that we were CONSTANTLY shooing away flies. It made the experience of actually eating pretty annoying. I saw some people had small fans at their table, which seemed like they would help the problem, but we found 2 and tried to turn them on but neither worked. This was a cool and novel experience, but I wouldn't go back and sit there. If I do go back, I'll take my stuff to go.

We visited this location earlier today. We purchased a Turbulence (Shaken) Dulce Oatmilk espresso beverage with cinnamon. Service was great. The ambiance was casual and relaxing. Great indoor and outdoor seating options. The inside of the plane is very neat. We did not wait long for the drink. The espresso milk balance was great although the flavor was not well balanced in my opinion. I was only able to taste the dulce and not the espresso. The Dulce is quite overpowering, but delicious. I would recommend this drink for someone not particularly fond of the espresso flavor. The beverage size was also smaller than your average standard drink size. I may return.

Fun coffee shop concept! Enjoy and counter order and table service. They have a variety of beverages and food with outdoor seating as well as bubble seating for those cozy mornings.

I had an absolutely an amazing experience at Sky Coffee! I came on a Sunday and it was actually not too busy after 3pm. I ordered a pistachio frappe and egg sandwich. They were able to modify my order to a non dairy frappe. I wasn't crazy about the pistachio and the lady that worked there, insisted that I change it to a strawberry frappe and it was soo delicious! 10/10 cool ambiance,service and great food! Thanks yall!

This place is definitely not worth the hype in my opinion. The coffee was ok, the wait time was insane. It is a really novel concept which is fun but I definitely wouldn't go back. The food menu had some interesting items, but we did not want to wait any longer to try them out.

Sky Coffee Buenos Aires is a new coffee shop in Brickell so I had to check it out. There are no servers to take your order so you need to go inside the airplane to place your order and pay too. They give you a number for your food and drinks that will be delivered to you. The coffee comes first, we had the Tres Leches Latte and Hazelnut Cappucino. They were served hot, but not much caffeine in it. It was light coffee and some flavor. We didn't like it. The food took some time to be served. Relaxing outdoor atmosphere in a hot and humid Miami. Check it out!

This is the cutest little coffee shop!! As I'm a flight attendant and was in the area, this was a must stop. It's December and they decorated for Christmas with Santa and reindeer and a tree which was very cute. The service was prompt, you order inside the plane and then they give you a number you take to your table. There's a few seats inside the plane, otherwise there's a good amount of outdoor seating which is what I opted for as it was a beautiful day. I got the dulce de leche latte and caprese sandwich. The latte was adorable with the airplane art, and it tasted equally as good. The caprese sandwich was good, but nothing special, although no complaints either. I'm so happy I stopped in here and would love to come back again soon.

When I saw a video of Sky Coffee Buenos Aires on instagram, I knew I had to add it to my Miami itinerary. Ya girl loves a themed coffee shop. And what a cool theme! First off, there's a charge for parking in the lot that Sky Coffee is in. Be prepared. I forgot how much it is exactly but I think it was around $10, maybe. We ended up parking at the Publix nearby which probably is a risk because it's meant to be just for Publix. Since it was right nearby we just walked over. Secondly, if you're stopping by on a weekend or during coffee-popular times (aka morning), be prepared to wait in line for 15-20 min. This is not a shop that you'd just go in, get coffee, and be out in 10 minutes. Actually, it's a lot like security at the airport haha. It was fun to people watch and take videos/photos of the plane from the outside while we waited though. The flight attendants brought out menus for us to browse while we were in line as well. When you get to the front of the line, they let you onto the plane. I'm pretty sure this was a real plane - it's got everything! You can take pictures inside, sitting in the seats, by the pilots area, etc. You'll also order when you get all the way into the plane. They've also got other concessions, snacks, and pastries available. We ordered everything to go so after we ordered, we waited outside and had our own little photo shoot outside the plane. They also sell other goods like pilot hats, candles, etc and they've got a plane "waiting area" there too. If you order for dine in, they've got lots of tables and I think even a swing area in the back. It wasn't too long a wait to get our coffees but like I said earlier, it's definitely not "grab and go" speed. Be prepared to wait 5-10 min for your drinks during the busy times. They have such a huge menu but it's truly a missed opportunity theme-wise that they don't offer coffee flights! I went for their glacier perito moreno (marshmallow latte) and it was perfect. Not too sweet but still had good marshmallow flavor. Def recommend if you're looking for a fun cafe to check out while in Miami!

Other than it being a different kind of coffee shop, the coffee itself was just okay. To order you go inside the plane where you can take pictures in some of the seats that are still inside. You order at the counter (inside the plane) and it's very hectic there because that is where the food runners are also coming and going from so it's a lot of people just huddled around. It was also hot inside the plane so we couldn't wait to get out and go back outside. There are tables and chairs outside. Would I come back? Probably not. But it was an interesting experience.

My friends told me the food was freshly made and had good taste. Service was outstanding, felt like I was in an airplane for real. It's outside seating and when I went it was sunny but breezy.

Sat here for several hours on a weekday and I am not sure if I would work from here again. I ordered both from inside the MD-88 and from the 'Captain' who came around and in both cases, it took a ridiculously long time for a cup of coffee to arrive. The self ordered coffee took about 15 minutes and the captain ordered coffee took over 30 minutes (it was forgotten). And mind you, these weren't complicated coffees, these were regular cappuccinos. They have outdoor seating and even an air conditioner for the outdoors (?really, Miami?)... they do have outdoor igloos that look like they are comfortable, but they are $20 and require a reservation. With so many coffee options, you can do better around here.

You guys have to go here!! We came early one Monday morning and got to chat to the staff and it's a home grown business and they are so nice!!! Also can we talk about how cool it is that it's a plane?? It truly looks like that. The vibes and ambiance here are definitely there and the coffee exceeded expectations!!! I can imagine sitting here mid morning or the afternoon just enjoying a drink or a snack and it would be so nice. Love this!

The airplane aesthetic is the reason we stopped in. The coffee wasn't bad, but I can't say it was worth the price. They are really capitalizing on the photo-worthy element with props and costume pieces which felt a little gimmicky. If you're in the area and happen to be craving coffee, give it a shot, but I wouldn't go too far out of your way unless you're an aviation aficionado.

Saw a coffee spot called "Sky" and had to stop by, given my name! To our surprise, it's a literal plane reconstructed into a coffee shop - how cool! Felt a little tourist trappy / Instagram-trappy, but we enjoyed our experience nonetheless. When you walk up on the ramp, you're immersing yourself in a legitimate airplane experience. The cockpit looks truly functional, and the way it's decorated just further plays into the aviation theme with the employees flight attendant attire and menu items listed on a departures/arrivals-themed screen. Very cool! Lots of seating outside too.