ROAD TRIPPER BRANSON CRACKED
Medium with no seasoning only salt and hint of cracked pepper. The main Restaurant was superb, my Steak couldn't have been cooked any better and exactly as I requested. The Food court has gotten back into it's groove and the options are plentiful and given a 4 Day 3 night stay we had tried just about everything with no complaints. Masks are encouraged but not Forced on you. Much better atmosphere than my visit back in November 2021. But if you're in the area and looking for things to do, it can't hurt to visit both as they both have their strengths and weaknesses! If you're looking for a museum exclusively relating to Oak Ridge or the Manhattan Project, I think the K-25 History Center down the road is slightly better, as it's roughly the same size and manages to pack more information and more artifacts into the museum. Unfortunately there were a lot of exhibits that only had paragraphs on the wall to read and didn't include the physical objects that really catch your eye and hold your interest. However, it was small and didn't have as many artifacts and relics as I had hoped. One staff member approached us multiple times to share anecdotes relating to Oak Ridge, which was nice and unexpected! The staff at the museum seemed very friendly and knowledgeable, with some members being long-term residents and/or employees in Oak Ridge with firsthand experience related to the exhibits in the museum. It seems like it would make more sense to have more interactive, kid-friendly displays throughout, rather than packed in the back of the museum. The back half features many interactive displays obviously geared towards children. The front half of the museum is very wordy, mature, and packed with information. It's also hard to tell what age group this museum is catering to. I never had the chance to visit the museum in its previous location, however I can reinforce previous reviews that say this museum is very small.
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