Planet X Cafe

"Not just for science aficionados and more than a museum snack bar. Looking for a super tasty place that serves lights bites, this is your place. We had hot sandwiches, the Kuiper Belt Cuban & The Big Dipper. The Big Dipper was the winner but both were tasty. The bread is toasted with farmhouse butter and parmeasian cheese making it crisp outside and soft inside. The Cuban was a good take on the original, tasty & spicy. No fries, but the pasta salad was freshly made and a better choice than bagged chips. View, especially in the evening, is killer and worth the drive. Did get some cookies and they are priced at $3 and bargain. Location, location, location; best patio in town."

"The Neptuna and the Final Frontier Fog were so good!! Homemade focaccia was amazing and you can’t beat the convenience if you’re already at the observatory. The kids loved the cookies and hot chocolate. I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious everything was. Loved the space themed names as well."

"Great little cafe within Lowell Observatory with friendly service. I had the 'Cosmic Carnitas' sandwich with a side of potato salad for dinner - both items were really good. I feel like most museums and similar institutions only offer cold, prepackaged food. Planet X Cafe has many food/drink options hot and cold - it's also nice to eat there without having to leave the observatory."

"Tried The Moon is Made of Grilled cheese and Latte it was really nice ."

"Planet X is reasonably priced and quite tasty, especially considering it’s within an attraction like Lowell. I’m glad they partnered with Jitters rather than serving your typical cafeteria-museum fare. Definitely easy and worth doing lunch or dinner there while you’re already visiting the observatory."