Verna’s Flight Line Restaurant has been on my list of places to check out for a long time. It’s located at the Millville, NJ airport, which is a place with tons of history, especially relating to the Second World War and P47 Thunderbolts. Of course, I’m a fan of history, airplanes, and good diners. Hence, Verna’s fits all three bills.
Verna’s Flight Line Restaurant, Millville, NJ
It’s a small place with a short counter and some tables among photos and airplane memorabilia.
Flight Line Restaurant Interior.
Flyers and non-flyers will be at home here. So what about the food? This is a diner (in my humble opinion) so you can expect the usual burgers, club sandwiches, and specials. I went with the club sandwich and a side of fries. Let me say, they were both delicious, perfectly prepared, and served with a smile.
Flight Line Restaurant club sandwich.
There was another quarter of the sandwich, but I ate it before remembering to take the photo. Anyway, it was all good and reasonably priced, not to mention served within sight of the runway. Can’t ask for more than that.
Flight Line Restaurant, placemat.
All the info you need is right there in the photo above. Call before you go as they do close for certain holidays and special events. Enjoy the flight and the meals!
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Wine Station
Walking through the Miami International Airport, I passed by this clever device, appropriately labeled “WINE STATION.”
Wine Station vino dispenser.
These machines have been around for a long time, serving restaurants and bars by providing a convenient way to dispense wine by the glass while keeping what remains in the bottle fresh. Clever idea, one I think would be very helpful for home use. Hmmmm…..
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on December 13, 2013 at 2:10 pm Leave a CommentTags: airport restaurant, cooking, food, photo, travel, wine, wine dispenser, wine glass, Wine Station