Museum Store, Concessions & More

Museum Store - Open

Located on the First Deck off the Leatherneck Gallery, the Museum Store carries a full line of Marine themed clothing, collectables, books and toys. Contact us at 1-888-315-1775.

Open 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

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Medal of Honor Theater - Open

Located on the First Deck off the Leatherneck Gallery, the Medal of Honor Theater is a giant-screen certified theater with one of a kind sound and projection system, featuring stadium seating for 369. Shown daily in the Theater is signature film We, The Marines which follows the journey of Marines from boot camp to training, deployment and finally homecoming.  Contact the Box Office at 571.248.5605.  

MEDAL OF HONOR THEATER

Rifle Range - Now open on Saturday and Sunday!

Located in the Museum's Making Marines gallery, this indoor exhibit represents a shooting range. Visitors can come in and practice their marksmanship in the laser simulated rifle range.  Recommended for ages 5 and up. Under 5 at parent's discretion.  

Devil Dog Diner - Open
Grab & Go: Monday-Wednesday | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Full Service: Thursday-Sunday | 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Located on the second deck, the Devil Dog Diner is a cafeteria-style restaurant that honors Marine mess operations. This 150 seat restaurant is decorated with pictures of Marines preparing food for the Mess and enjoying their meals. The menu includes a varied and tempting selection of grab and go items and hot sandwiches. In addition, guests can select from an assortment of beverages and snacks.

Devil Dog Diner Box Lunches:  Pre-order affordable and nutritious lunches for your entire group.  To order your bagged lunches, please contact groups@marineheritage.org, at least 7 business days prior to your visit.  

 Tun Tavern - Open Daily | 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Legend has it that the Marine Corps was founded in 1775 at the original Tun Tavern in Philadelphia. The décor of Tun Tavern at the National Museum of the Marine Corps near Quantico, Virginia is the style of a colonial era tavern, and features a large painting depicting famous Marines from the founding of the Corps to the present day.   Located on the second deck, the tavern seats up to 87 and is open to the public, offering a full lunch menu and alcoholic beverage service.

Legend had it that the Marine Corps was founded in 1775 at the original Tub Tavern in Philadelphia. The decor of Tun Tavern at the National Museum of the Marine Corps near Quantico, Virginia is the style of a colonial era tavern, and features a large painting depicting famous Marines form the founding of the Corps to the present day. Located on the second deck, the tavern seats up to 87 and is open to the public, offering a full lunch menu and alcoholic beverage service.

For reservations in Tun Tavern during daytime hours, please contact
Peters-Toni@aramark.com or 571-248-5643.

Open 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily, except Christmas.

Tun Tavern Menu

Special Events

Inspired events deserve an inspirational setting - hold your next event at The National Museum of the Marine Corps.  You'll find the space that's just right for your occasion, whether it's the soaring expanse of the Leatherneck Gallery, the warmth of the Tun Tavern, the airy grace of the Overlook, or the welcoming ambiance of the Devil Dog Diner.

For more information on hosting an event at the Museum, please contact the Special Events team of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation at 703-649-2350 or events@marineheritage.org.