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The Soda Museum

4.8 (20 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Brad C.

The music department from our church had their annual Christmas party at this place. The pizza was pretty good, and I love their selection of soft drinks as they have some old-school brands that I remember from my childhood. The arcade was pretty good at itself with all the old pinball machines, and other machines. This is a really cool place.

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Stephanie L.

Came here for a company social event. There was about 25 of us and it was actually perfect for what we needed! The upstairs is the soda museum part with cool vintage Coca Cola decor. The basement is an arcade full of old vintage games and a bar. Some games worked better than others, but the fact that they were unpredictable made it more fun! Plus it was free to play everything --even the pinball! Definitely recommend if you're looking for a unique corporate outing or birthday party!

Kate M.

I am always happy to find a good local field trip. Right on historic Main Street in St. Charles is an excellent location. The site has two attractions. When you check in you can purchase tickets for the soda museum, the arcade, or both for a slightly discounted rate. The first is the soda museum which catalogues the history of Coke from their very early days. There is an exorbitant amount of memorabilia to see. There were other soda brands featured, but Coke seemed to be the favorite. The museum is more appropriate for adults. My son was bored after about 20 minutes and ready to move on. The second half of this space is the arcade in the basement. This was like a step back in time. So many vintage games, pin ball, ski ball and more. My favorite part was remaining the undefeated champ of air hockey!!! We spent another 3 hours here. There's a small snack bar offering a little bit of everything. They also have a wide variety of different types of soda. We had a great time and are planning to revisit them again soon.

Jennifer M.

We LOVED the welcome that we got as we entered the museum! The staff was energetic and offered us some info about the history of soda! Def a great stop if you are in town!

Jen T.

Very nostalgic, but pricey museum ($10 a person) to essentially see pop bottles! While it was cool to see old containers, I was in and out with trying to take copious pictures for yelp AND a restroom break within about 20 minutes.

Paul P.

Friend wanted to check out this soda museum. It's very interesting and it worth check out if you love soda coke or Pepsi soda

CJ M.

I didn't think a museum of soda pop could be more than kind of interesting, but this place blew me away. the arcade downstairs deserves 6 stars. I hope they get a Defender. really enjoyed Joust. also got to drink bubble up again, it was sweeter than I remembered.

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Heather S.

For a fun and unique date night, this place is a must-visit! With its vibrant museum, nostalgic arcade (included with admission), delicious food options, and an impressive variety of sodas and alcoholic drinks, there's something for everyone. Why not make it a memorable soda-tasting date? The museum offers a captivating journey through American history, all told through Coca-Cola products. From movie memorabilia to WW2 artifacts and technological advancements, each exhibit is a fascinating glimpse into the past. The arcade downstairs is a nostalgic paradise, perfect for couples looking to relive their childhood or for hosting lively parties and events. My husband and I can't wait to return for another date and dive into a soda-tasting adventure! This museum has a large variety of Coca-Cola products, from all around the world-- and some made with REAL SUGAR-- that you can buy and try! Lastly, I think it would be an excellent spot for high schoolers and college students to explore American history in an engaging and interactive way. Overall, this place is a gem, blending history, fun, and food. Don't miss out on this delightful experience!

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so much fun! cashier is so knowledgeable and friendly. Def go!! Grant knows his stuff!!

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The arcade downstairs has classic games with unlimited play allowing you to master your skills on games such as pinball, Galaga, or skee-ball!

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