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I think there may be a misunderstanding. Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is not a restaurant, but rather an amusement park located in Vallejo, California. It's a thrilling destination known for its roller coasters, animal exhibits, and live performances. However, if you're looking for information on the

Zoo & botanical gardens open since 1966 containing more than 250 animal species & 800 plant species.

Quaint zoo with an educational bent providing sanctuary to varied animals, from monkeys to tigers.

SeaQuest is the ultimate hands-on aquarium and zoo adventure. Touch, feed, and interact with over 1,200 exotic animals from all around the planet.

This enduring, 40-acre zoo features over 700 animals, plus a museum with taxidermy displays.

Home to more than 500 animals, this zoo offers hands-on experiences with kangaroos & other critters.

SeaQuest Folsom is an aquarium-themed dining experience where customers can enjoy a meal while surrounded by marine life. The restaurant's interior features large viewing tanks filled with various species of fish and other aquatic creatures. The menu at SeaQuest Folsom includes a variety of seafood

NOT_FOUND However, I found a place called Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, which is actually not a restaurant but a zoo, botanical garden, and museum combined. It is known for its unique blend of art, history, and nature. Their mission is to interpret the natural environment of the Sonoran Desert in a

SeaQuest Trumbull is an immersive dining experience where guests can enjoy a fusion of culinary art and interactive entertainment. Located in the heart of Connecticut, this unique eatery transports visitors to an underwater world. The concept revolves around an oceanic theme, with decor and ambiance

Animal sanctuary home to big cats & other wild species offering animal encounters & seasonal hours.