Need opinion on a New Jersey airport restaurant

[AJ]

Has anyone eaten at the Runway Cafe at South Jersey Regional Airport?
If so, please let me know your opinion, as I'll be flying in there this
weekend.

I appreciate any help you all can give.

AJH

[zatatime]

On 30 Nov 2006 19:04:11 -0800, "AJ" > wrote:

>Has anyone eaten at the Runway Cafe at South Jersey Regional Airport?
>If so, please let me know your opinion, as I'll be flying in there this
>weekend.
>
>I appreciate any help you all can give.
>
>AJH

Disclaimer: I haven't eaten at either of these, but......

A friend of mine brings his wife to Flying W quite often. They have a
really nice layout on the weekends.

Both are close together so if you don't like one you can go hit the
other.

HTH.
z

[B A R R Y[_2_]]

zatatime wrote:
>
> A friend of mine brings his wife to Flying W quite often. They have a
> really nice layout on the weekends.


That place needs to paint a "W" on the roof of the building. <G>

I flew right by it the first time I visited, as did the aircraft ahead
of me and behind me.

Flying W is very "Poconoish"... Like stepping back in time.

[Arnold Sten]

AJ wrote:
> Has anyone eaten at the Runway Cafe at South Jersey Regional Airport?
> If so, please let me know your opinion, as I'll be flying in there this
> weekend.
>
> I appreciate any help you all can give.
>
> AJH
>
Actually, both South Jersey and Flying W offer good food at surprising
good prices. I have flown into both. South Jersey also offers a very
nice aviation museum, if that is your thing. Flying W does have an
onsight motel with the only outdoor swimming pool designed in the shape
of an airplane (Jay Honeck should check this place out). Both FBO's are
clean and have all the amenities. Since those two airports are quite
close together, be certain to check for the proper patterns to fly on
approach. Sorry, I can't recommend either one over the other... both are
good facilites.

[Arnold Sten]

Arnold Sten wrote:
> AJ wrote:
>> Has anyone eaten at the Runway Cafe at South Jersey Regional Airport?
>> If so, please let me know your opinion, as I'll be flying in there this
>> weekend.
>>
>> I appreciate any help you all can give.
>>
>> AJH
>>
> Actually, both South Jersey and Flying W offer good food at surprising
> good prices. I have flown into both. South Jersey also offers a very
> nice aviation museum, if that is your thing. Flying W does have an
> onsight motel with the only outdoor swimming pool designed in the shape
> of an airplane (Jay Honeck should check this place out). Both FBO's are
> clean and have all the amenities. Since those two airports are quite
> close together, be certain to check for the proper patterns to fly on
> approach. Sorry, I can't recommend either one over the other... both are
> good facilites.
One afterthought to me own post: I believe you said you planned to fly
there this weekend. Mother Nature's wrath may negate your flying into
either of those airports this weekend. Take a look at the current TAF's
and you'll see what I mean.

[Doug Vetter]

AJ wrote:
> Has anyone eaten at the Runway Cafe at South Jersey Regional Airport?
> If so, please let me know your opinion, as I'll be flying in there this
> weekend.
>
> I appreciate any help you all can give.

Just ate there for the first time last weekend after flying with client.
Only had a hamburger, but it was good. Keep in mind, though, that
this is literally a small cafe. If you're looking for a "restaurant" to
entertain, best go to Flying W. Much larger menu, and the food is
better in general.

-Doug

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Doug Vetter, ATP/CFI

http://www.dvatp.com
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[Mike[_11_]]

AJ wrote:
> Has anyone eaten at the Runway Cafe at South Jersey Regional Airport?
> If so, please let me know your opinion, as I'll be flying in there this
> weekend.
>
> I appreciate any help you all can give.
>
> AJH
>

Flying W is right down the road from me and has great food. I can only
speak for their Sunday brunch, though, but that was excellent.

--
Mike