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COLUMBUS ZOO and AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus COMING SOON – DINING PASS and DINING PASS PLUS DINING PASS DINING PASS PLUS COLUMBUS ZOO AND AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus COMING SOON – DINING PASS AND DINING PASS PLUS Dining Pass is a new advance purchase program that offers guests the opportunity to enjoy lunch or dinner at either the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium or Zoombezi Bay while enjoying substantial savings of up to 35% off of the menu price. Dining Pass will soon be available for purchase at www.columbuszoo.org or www.zoombezibay.com, and is not sold in park. DINING PASS DINING PASS PLUS INCLUDES: INCLUDES: (1) Entrée Item and Associated Side(s) (1) Entrée Item and Associated Side(s) Look for the Dining Pass icon on menus throughout Look for the Dining Pass icon on menus throughout the park, or browse our offerings below. the park, or browse our offerings below. (1) Single Serve Beverage (1) Souvenir Fountain Bottle* Single serve beverage must be redeemed at the same Includes FREE Pepsi fountain refills on the day of time as your entrée selection. Choose from 22oz redemption and $0.93 + tax Pepsi fountain refills on Pepsi fountain beverage, 20oz Pepsi bottled beverage future visits for the remainder of the season. or Aquafina bottled water Redeem at any time. **Due to current safety measures in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, souvenir bottle beverage refills will be temporarily offered in a single use compostable paper cup. We are happy to accommodate guests with most common food allergies. For best service, please call 614-724-3605 or visit the Guest Relations office and ask to speak to a member of our Food & Beverage team at least one hour prior to your desired dining time. Please be aware that while we offer menu items that are free of most common food allergens, all items are prepared in common kitchens or facilities where food allergens may be present. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX. UPDATED 6/17/2020 COLUMBUS ZOO AND AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus Village Coffee Shop (Entry Village) Open Year Round ITEM PRICE Fresh Baked Blueberry Muffin $3.49 Assorted Seasonal Pastries $3.49-3.99 Giant Chocolate Chip or Iced Sugar Cookie $2.79 Oatmeal Cup with Fruit and Nut Topping $3.99 Hot Chocolate with Whipped Topping $3.99 Starbucks® Fresh Brewed Coffee $2.80-3.95 Starbucks® Caffe Latte $3.95-4.95 Starbucks® Cappuccino $3.95-4.95 Starbucks® Caffe Mocha $4.65-5.75 Starbucks® Vanilla Latte $4.65-5.75 Starbucks® Caramel Macchiato $4.65-5.75 Starbucks® White Chocolate Mocha $4.65-5.75 Starbucks® Caffe Americano $2.80-3.95 Starbucks® Iced Coffee $2.80-3.95 Starbucks Refreshers® - Strawberry Acai or Berry Hibiscus $3.95-4.95 Starbucks Refreshers® - Pink Drink or Violet Drink $4.65-5.65 Teavana™ Shaken Iced Tea $2.80-3.95 Teavana™ Hot Tea Sachets $2.80-3.95 Starbucks® Frappuccino® $5.45-6.25 Tropicana® 100% Orange Juice $2.79 Veryfine® 100% Apple Juice $2.79 LIFEWTR® 700ml Flip Cap pH Balanced Bottled Water $3.75 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX. UPDATED 6/17/2020 COLUMBUS ZOO AND AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus Auntie Anne’s® (Entry Village) Open March – December + Select Weekends ITEM PRICE Original Pretzel $4.59 Flavored Pretzel – Cinnamon Sugar, Sour Cream & Onion, Garlic Parmesan $4.99 Pretzel Nuggets – Original or Cinnamon Sugar $5.59 Pretzel Dog $5.49 Dips – Assorted Flavors $0.99 Original Lemonade $3.99 Lemonade Mixers – Strawberry, Mango, Cherry, Blue Raspberry $4.49 Frozen Lemonade $4.49 Frozen Lemonade Mixers – Strawberry, Mango, Cherry, Blue Raspberry $4.99 Fresh Brewed Iced Tea $3.29 Iced Tea Mixers – Strawberry, Mango, Cherry, Blue Raspberry $3.99 Lemonade Iced Tea $3.49 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 Cinnabon® (Entry Village) *Temporarily closed to allow for social distancing ITEM PRICE Cinnabon® Classic Roll $4.99 Minibon® $3.79 BonBites™ Classic (4-pack) $4.29 CinnaSweeties® (5-pack) $2.99 CinnaSweeties® (10-pack) $4.99 Center of the Roll™ $4.29 CinnaPacks™ Classic Roll (4-pack) $14.99 CinnaPacks™ Minibon® (9-pack) $16.99 Signature Hot Coffee $3.29 Hot Cocoa $3.99 2% Milk $3.29 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX. UPDATED 6/17/2020 COLUMBUS ZOO AND AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus Funnel Cakes (Entry Village) *Temporarily closed to allow for social distancing ITEM PRICE Original Funnel Cake w/Powdered Sugar $7.99 Strawberries & Cream Funnel Cake w/Dell’s Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream $9.99 Buckeye Delight Funnel Cake w/Dell’s Homemade I-O Peanut Butter Ice Cream $9.99 Cookies & Cream Funnel Cake w/Dell’s Homemade Cookies & Cream Ice Cream $9.99 Unicorn Funnel Cake w/Dell’s Homemade Unicorn Ice Cream $9.99 Dell’s Homemade Ice Cream (cup) $4.99 2% Milk $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Village Ice Cream (Entry Village) *Temporarily closed to allow for social distancing ITEM PRICE Velvet® Ice Cream Double Scoop Waffle Cone $4.49 Velvet® Ice Cream Triple Scoop Waffle Cone $4.99 Velvet® Ice Cream Kids’ Cup w/Sprinkles $3.79 Big Hank’s 10 Scoop Belly Buster Sundae $19.99 Pepsi® Bottled Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 Pepsi® Oasis (Entry Village) Open March – October ITEM PRICE Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 ICEE® Single Serve $4.49 ICEE® Souvenir Bottle Refill $3.99 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX. UPDATED 6/17/2020 COLUMBUS ZOO AND AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus Cali’s Kitchen Food Truck (Adventure Cove) Open April - December ITEM PRICE LUNCH – Served After 11:00 AM Cubano Sandwich Served with Lay’s® Potato Chips $8.99 Italian Sandwich Served with Lay’s® Potato Chips $8.99 Caprese Sandwich Served with Lay’s® Potato Chips Vegetarian Option $8.99 Corn Dog $3.99 Lay’s® Potato Chips $2.49 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 Conservation Lake Hot Dog Cart Open March - December ITEM PRICE Jumbo All Beef Hot Dog Served with Lay’s® Potato Chips $5.99 Bob Evans Farms® Bratwurst Served with Lay’s® Potato Chips $5.99 Lay’s® Potato Chips $2.49 Pepsi® Bottled Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX. UPDATED 6/17/2020 COLUMBUS ZOO AND AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus Lakeside Grill (Conservation Lake) Open March - December ITEM PRICE 1/3 Pound Bacon Cheeseburger Served with Waffle Fries or Honey Glazed Carrots* $10.49 Chicken Bacon Club* Served with Waffle Fries or Honey Glazed Carrots* $10.49 Spicy Chicken Sandwich Served with Waffle Fries or Honey Glazed Carrots* $9.99 Chicken Tender Basket Served with Waffle Fries or Honey Glazed Carrots* $10.49 Black Bean Burger Served with Waffle Fries or Honey Glazed Carrots* Vegetarian Option $9.49 Jumbo Hot Dog Basket Served with Waffle Fries or Honey Glazed Carrots* $7.29 Loaded Waffle Fries $8.99 Fiesta Salad* Vegan Option Add Cheese (no charge) Add Crispy Chicken (+$2.00) $7.99 Mediterranean Salad Vegan Option Add Cheese (no charge) Add Crispy Chicken (+$2.00) $7.99 Kids’ Macaroni & Cheese* Served with Applesauce, Animal Crackers, and Juice or Milk $6.59 Kids’ Hot Dog Served with Applesauce, Animal Crackers, and Juice or Milk $6.59 Annie’s™ Gluten Free Macaroni & Cheese* (rice-based pasta) $4.79 Sweet Street Gluten Free Marshmallow Rice Treat $3.49 Gluten Free Sandwich Buns Available Upon Request No Extra Charge Basket of Waffle Fries $4.49 Side of Honey Glazed Carrots* $3.49 Side of Macaroni & Cheese* $4.79 Giant Chocolate Chip Cookie $2.79 Thick Shakes Chocolate or Vanilla $4.99 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 *Select items temporarily unavailable at this location as we practice social distancing in our kitchens. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX. UPDATED 6/17/2020 COLUMBUS ZOO AND AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus Lakeside Market (Conservation Lake) Open March - December ITEM PRICE Bavarian Soft Pretzel $4.49 Popcorn $4.49 Cotton Candy $4.49 ICEE® Single Serve (April – September) $4.49 ICEE® Souvenir Bottle Refill (April – September) $3.99 Starbucks® Fresh Brewed Coffee (October – December) $3.30 Hot Chocolate with Whipped Topping (October – December) $3.99 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 Prairie Outpost (North America) Open March - December ITEM PRICE Bavarian Soft Pretzel $4.49 Popcorn $4.49 Donatos® 7” Individual Cheese Pizza $7.99 Donatos® 7” Individual Pepperoni Pizza $7.99 ICEE® Single Serve $4.49 ICEE® Souvenir Bottle Refill $3.99 Dippin’ Dots® $4.79-5.99 Dippin’ Dots® Sundae $5.99 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX. UPDATED 6/17/2020 COLUMBUS ZOO AND AQUARIUM Food and Beverage Menus Polar Grille (Polar Frontier) *Temporarily closed to allow for social distancing ITEM PRICE Donatos® 7” Individual Cheese Pizza $7.99 Donatos® 7” Individual Pepperoni Pizza $7.99 Chicken Tender Basket Served with Crinkle Cut Fries $10.49 Steakhouse Burger Served with Crinkle Cut Fries $10.79 Bacon Cheeseburger Served with Crinkle Cut Fries $10.49 Crispy Chicken Fiesta Salad $9.99 Gluten Free Sandwich Buns Available Upon Request No Extra Charge ICEE® Single Serve $4.49 ICEE® Souvenir Bottle Refill $3.99 Pepsi® Fountain Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 Polar Hot Dog Cart (Polar Frontier) Open April – December ITEM PRICE Jumbo All Beef Hot Dog Served with Lay’s® Potato Chips $5.99 Bob Evans Farms® Bratwurst Served with Lay’s® Potato Chips $5.99 Lay’s® Potato Chips $2.49 Pepsi® Bottled Beverage $3.29 Aquafina® Bottled Water $3.29 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
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