Restaurants

Phone Call Away

Who's calling? Nikita, is that you? Phone Call Away, based on the actual telephone line between Nikita Khrushchev and John F. Kennedy, brings old-fashioned communication to life. Sit on the Soviet side of the restaurant and host a phone call to a friend over on the American side. Make sure to try some of our classic burgers, fries, and milkshakes while having a phone call worlds away!

Korean War Fare

Welcome to Korean War Fare! Feel free to move back and forth between the North and the South so you can experience cuisines and culture from both perspectives. Just try not to linger at the 38t parallel, or else you may be confused as a Communist in a Republic. The Korean War, originally only between North and South Korea, eventually was interrupted by U.S. and U.N. forces. Though the Soviet Union didn't want anyone to intervene, the Russian's angry departure from a meeting led to the U.S. taking the matters into it's own hands. Feel free to help out General MacArthur while enjoying some traditional South Korean cuisine, or ignore the peace treaty while trying some North Korean fare.

Smith Act Snacks

Looking for a quick shack to grab a snack? Look no further! Smith Act Snacks is the perfect place for you! Just be careful what you say; the Smith Act targeted teachers and professors and anyone else capable of advocating a U.S. government overthrow. Don't partake in any un-American activities, because this food will taste so good it's nearly illegal!

The Wall

The Wall is the perfect place to enjoy a meal and shudder in fear at the same time! Built by the Soviet Union in 1961, the Berlin Wall was a symbol of the ongoing struggle between Communism and Democracy. The only struggle you'll feel here, however, is whether you want the chicken or the steak. Sit on the East side and share a salad with Khruschev, or stop by the West side and share a drink with Kennedy. Either way, make sure to leave your mark on the Wall's Berlin Wall replica located at the center of the restaurant.

Peace Corps Food Court

Looking for a peaceful place to pop a squat and eat some grub? Well the Peace Corps Food Court is the perfect place for you! This restaurant is definitely bettering mankind, one slice of pizza at a time. The Peace Corps, originally put in place by our wonderful presidential mascot, JFK, is used to fight poverty and hunger around the world, so the food court fights the same thing in your stomach! We stop the spread of Communism as often as we stop the spread of that 2:30-feeling.