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- From Rick Duste
on 22-Mar-2008
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Sicily's Steakhouse & Skyroom Lounge is a good place for either lunch or diner. Close Sunday though. 707-263-6310. Good food, friendly, sit and watch the planes land out the window. Might want to make resv for dinner on Fri or Sat. Otherwise might have to wait a while. Give it a try.
- From Dan Ford
on 22-Dec-2007
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The restaurant is definitely open again. Here's the info: Phone: (707) 263-6310 Closed Mondays Tue-Sat 11-3 for lunch and 4:30 to 9:00 for dinner Sun 11-3 only
- From Dan Robertson
on 13-Dec-2007
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The restaurant is open again, though I have no details... -- New phone number for the restaurant, as reported by airport administration, is 707-263-6301.
- From Serdar Uckun
on 25-Mar-2007
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Still no receipt, although the grounding wire is fixed. Restaurant apparently went out of business a few months ago.
- From Nick Ulman
on 29-Oct-2006
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No receipt from self serve fuel.
- From David Troup
on 24-Jul-2006
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If you use the AOPA credit card to buy fuel so you'll get the rebate, don't count on getting it here. The fuel purchase at the self-service pumps shows up as "Helms Petroleum" and MBNA has repeatedly rejected my requests for the rebate, saying that the merchant does not qualify for it -- despite the fact that this is the only place on the field to buy fuel. This has been happening a lot lately with the AOPA/MBNA card and I no longer think it's such a good deal.
- From Wayne Connor
on 13-Nov-2005
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Some advice for fueling at Lampson: The fuel island is located where the restrooms aren't so plan accordingly. The grounding wire clip has been broken for awhile, so creativity is necessary. Have your passenger stand on the fuel hose to keep it from pulling you off the wing while fueling, or if you're solo, take the triangular piece of ribar lying next to the hose reel and jam it so it won't retract. Watch out for the leaky fuel nozzle when you finish fueling. Don't count on getting a reciept, although miracles do happen! Watch out for motorcycles and motorized skateboards while crossing the runway.
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