The Kitty Hawk Cafe, formerly known as Crosswinds, was reopened in February of 2012. I have eaten there only a few times even though my Cherokee is based here as Skagit (KBVS). This is mostly due to the fact that I like to fly-in to other restaurants because that's half the fun! That being said, The Kitty Hawk Cafe is an excellent stop for anyone flying around the San Juan's looking for a good meal.
In our current struggling economy it's rare to find a restaurant that is actually located on the airfield these days. Luckily, The Kitty Hawk Cafe is one of those few and it is doing well. They have a good variety of food with breakfast served all day. Additionally they offer, free WiFi, a conference/banquet room, a full bar, and big screen TVs. They are open 7 days a week from 8am-4pm (9pm on Thurs-Sat), prices range from about $6-11 per plate, and their service is polite and friendly. Not to mention it's located at KBVS which is an excellent, newly resurfaced, training airport!
In our current struggling economy it's rare to find a restaurant that is actually located on the airfield these days. Luckily, The Kitty Hawk Cafe is one of those few and it is doing well. They have a good variety of food with breakfast served all day. Additionally they offer, free WiFi, a conference/banquet room, a full bar, and big screen TVs. They are open 7 days a week from 8am-4pm (9pm on Thurs-Sat), prices range from about $6-11 per plate, and their service is polite and friendly. Not to mention it's located at KBVS which is an excellent, newly resurfaced, training airport!