Far more extensive than you would ever imagine. Literally, thousands of antique lunchboxes for sale. Although pricey, if you're in the neighborhood it's worth the visit. At the back of a strange "antique mall," initially it's hard to find. But once there, you'll enjoy shopping for other antiques.

Vacationing with some friends & kids and picked this as a joke to do something funny. This museum was so great! They have so many lunchboxes, TV trays and such. This place was like stepping back in time to when I was a kid. Our young kids all really enjoyed it too!

Happy to hand over the $5 bucks to see this huge collection of lunch boxes. Maybe because I loved my lunch boxes, it was about the only thing that I remember liking about school was buying a new lunch box, oddly the only one I remember was Scooby Doo. What really shocked me about the Lunch Museum was that it... More

Went with a friend, and it was kind of disappointing. It's more like a garage sale than a museum. There are a bunch of lunchboxes, but they're not cleaned up and not in great condition. It's located in the back of a thrift store type building where other stuff is sold. The only fun part was a little nostalgia from... More

The lunch box museum is housed in a small part of the "International Marketplace" and you have to pay $5 just to go in that little corner. As the rest of the place was not that great, didn't feel that might be worth the price considering there was 4 of us. The actual antique market was ok--way overpriced and smelled... More

$5.00 to enter..not bad. But you must also tour the free section. This place has it all, from dolls to model trains to collectable fishing poles. All for sale.

This is inside a very large warehouse of very nice antique furniture and assorted items. The warehouse is nice and offers good deals on furniture BUT the lunch box museum is a "room" that is roped off and they charge you $3 to enter to see them. I don't know about you but I'm not paying $3 per head to... More

I had read about this place on the Roadside America website and fully intended to see it before leaving Columbus! I read about it several months ago and thought it was a cool place to check out. There is conflicting information on the internet on whether or not this place is actually open, but I can tell you, that it... More

Located across the street from the Civil War Naval Museum in a large farmers market, this is quite a surprise. Over 2000 lunch boxes. I think mine was either Howdy Doody or Hopalong Cassidy - both of which I found. It's in a hugh antique warehouse just full of interesting objects - including old cars!