Traveler’s Club International Restaurant and Tuba Museum[/caption]
Back in May of 2008 I took a trip to Grand Rapids, MI and then headed home on some backroads. I stopped in Okemos, MI for some lunch and a visit to the Travelers Club International Restaurant and Tuba Museum.
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World Famous Sousaphountain[/caption]
The restaurant is known for its diverse international cuisine, which you dine on casually while looking at the great variety of tubas and sousaphones. You can also eat outside and listen to the gurgling of the Sousaphountain. On this day I had a Buffalo Burger and it was great!!
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Travelers Club International Restaurant’s famous Buffalo Burger[/caption]
The better part of the journey was all of the tubas around the place. Here are a couple of photos.
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The Tuba Bar[/caption]
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A row of tubas on the wall…actually look more like baritones?[/caption]
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One of the staff members shows off his excitement[/caption]
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Hanging Sousaphones[/caption]
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Tuba Family[/caption]
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Have some dinner and music[/caption]
