As the story goes, in 1950, a space enthusiast named Henri Landwirth opened Starlite Scoops–an intergalactic diner where his astronaut friends could fly in for a scoop after an adventurous day at space.

Today, Henri’s family and friends can follow the glow of the neon marquee to Henri’s Starlite Scoops, where ice cream lovers of every age are still enjoying Henri’s zero gravity treats. Diners may even spot something that’s a little extraordinary before they make their way inside–a spaceship that has crash-landed on the roof!

In the back of the diner, there’s even more fun to discover. As legend has it, one night in the 1950s, a few otherworldly visitors accidentally crashed their spaceship into the diner. Since then, the UFO has been converted into a screw back room known as ” The Marsh Inn.” Today, diners can enjoy their frozen treats in this mysterious area, which is the perfect place to celebrate an extra special day. But there’s just one catch–everything in this room tends to be a little…alien.

Once inside the diner, friends and family can relive the fun adventures of Henri’s astronaut friends, who have left behind special mementos from their space travels over the years. From flight memorabilia hanging on the walls to candy dispensers filled with moon rocks, there’s something new waiting to be discovered around every corner. Guests can also sit inside special rocket ship booths, where they can watch astronauts fly by the windows, see extraterrestrials leave secret “alien” messages, and enjoy a meteor shower that sprinkles “sprinkles” instead of stars.

And, of course, no visit to Henri’s would be complete without a scoop of his out-of-this-world ice cream that started it all: The Starlite Scoop!