Runway Cafe

Stopped in for lunch about 1:30pm We sat outside. Abby, our waitress brought out a bowl of water for our dog. She was very friendly and checked on us several times to make sure everything was good. I ordered the fried oysters. It came with french fries hush puppies and coleslaw. Unfortunately, they were out of coleslaw so I opted for the mixed vegetables. The oysters were pretty good, the fries were good and in abundance. The vegetables were a little bland. My wife ordered the barbecue chicken breast sandwich with chips. The sandwich and chips were very good. People next to me ordered the BLT sandwiches with extra bacon. They looked awesome. It was a pleasant experience!

Rode over there on our motorcycles from the racetrack..Food was very good and the service excellent..very cool to view the aircraft!

Breakfast with a view of the Sebring Regional Airport made for a unique and enjoyable experience. The staff was incredibly friendly, and we chose to sit outside near the tarmac to watch the planes come and go. Surprisingly, it wasn’t too noisy—though the racetrack nearby was actually louder! Pets are welcome on the patio, which is a nice bonus. We had a great time enjoying a delicious breakfast while watching the planes. I’d definitely come back, especially with my nephew—he’s obsessed with anything related to planes and construction!

A group of six to eight of us occasionally meet for breakfast at the Runway Cafe. We always have an enjoyable time. The service is friendly and efficient. There is also outside seating available. The cafe is clean and nicely decorated with an aviation theme. The food is always tasty and served hot Each table is supplied with a few flavors of housemade jam. Quite the treat!

Cute restaurant! I stopped in a while ago but didn’t have time to eat. Finally stopped now and was disappointed. Salad was too small, waitress couldn’t care less about what I ordered or how. $15 for this salad wasn’t worth it. No refill on water. Breakfast closes at 11. Neat history and pictures of the airport from WWII