Food Concessions at Pearl Harbor?

We are booked for a 9AM tour and plan to spend most of the day. Any food concessions available?

I found this info on the Park Service's website which also shows 2 snack locations on their map of the Visitors Center.

"Refreshments

We encourage you to plan ahead for your hydration and nutritional needs. While only bottled water is permitted on the actual tour, you are welcome to bring your own food and drinks into the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Concessions are available for purchase on-site as well".

http://www.nps.gov/valr/planyourvisit/index.htm

Hopefully someone will be able to post more information because I don't recall what was available during my last visit there nearly 4 years ago.

We are booked for a 9AM tour and plan to spend most of the day. Any food concessions available?

There is a food concession at the Arizona, I believe to the right of the entry area toward where the submarine is located. It seems to be very basic, hot dogs and soup, that type of thing and I believe all seating was outdoors.

There is a food concession at the Arizona, I believe to the right of the entry area toward where the submarine is located. It seems to be very basic, hot dogs and soup, that type of thing and I believe all seating was outdoors.

Their map also shows a snack shop to the left of the entrance. :)

Thanks --- all this info is very helpful!

Their map also shows a snack shop to the left of the entrance. :)

Probably one and the same. Of course right and left hand depend on which way you are facing;). But the Arizona Memorial area is pretty small, with the museum and and theatre on one end and the submarine and food areas on the other end. There is no way to miss it.

Yes there are food concessions there. There are also places to by souvenirs too.

Keith

Probably one and the same. Of course right and left hand depend on which way you are facing;). But the Arizona Memorial area is pretty small, with the museum and and theatre on one end and the submarine and food areas on the other end. There is no way to miss it.

The map on the NP site shows 2 snack shops...one to the right & one to the left.

The one to the right- by the Bowfin- is a hot dog cart. :)

The one to the right- by the Bowfin- is a hot dog cart. :)

Guess that gives new meaning to what they describe as a snack "shop". ;)

There was a nicer eatery over by the MO. My husband had seafood of some sort and I opted for a hamburger.

But the eating area was outside there too. No inside seating.

Yes we had hotdogs near the Bowfin (and they sell hot soup and cold drinks) and there is a snack shop that sells packaged goods and drinks.