The Force Is Strong At This Themed Restaurant In Utah

Star Wars has captured the imaginations of generations of kids and adults alike, starting with the first movie (which is really the fourth movie, but don't get me started about that). If you were born before 1977, you probably remember seeing Star Wars at the theater. After that, the prequel trilogy, the first two movies of the sequel trilogy, and the two spin-offs, Rogue One and Solo: A Star Wars Story continued to stoke the flames of Star Wars fandom.

If you're a Star Wars fan, you need to visit this little cafe in Sugarhouse. Check it out!

You don't have to travel to a galaxy far away to visit Twin Suns Cafe. It's a Star Wars-themed cafe right in Salt Lake City. The address is 2305 S. Highland Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84106.

The dining room of this little cafe is full of great Star Wars memorabilia, from the ships hanging from the ceiling to the action figures and framed art on the walls.

You'll want to spend some time checking out this extensive collection.

R2-D2 has his very own display.

Yoda has a special place, too.

Local artist Aspen Moon created this cool mural for the dining area.

With a little imagination, this TIE fighter looks like it might be coming right at you.

Every Jedi or Padawan should start the day with breakfast at Twin Suns. The menu includes plenty of hearty options like the Twin Suns Breakfast, which included two eggs, sunny-side up, potatoes, two meats and fresh fruit.

For lunch, try the Nerf Burger. The patty is made up of beef, lamb and pork, and it's served with an almond tomato sauce, lettuce, onion, and pickle.

The desserts are out of this world, too. Try a Whatawook bar, a Darth Mousse, or the Pumpkin Custard, (shown here).

Stop by Twin Suns Cafe for breakfast or lunch. It's open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., every day except Tuesday.

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