The Brain Food Court is the main cafeteria located inside the Museum of Science and Industry. There are a number of different "stations" inside the food court - there is a grill area where you can purchase hamburgers, a pasta area with pasta, and a sandwich area with soup, sandwiches, and wraps.
In general, the quality of food isn't great, but it's definitely better than some other museum food courts I've been to.
Sandwiches are around $7, soup is $3.
This is part of the museum, so casual dress, such as shorts and a T-shirt, are fine.
The wrap tasted just like an adequate caesar salad placed inside a wrap with chicken, and rolled up. There was a bit too much dressing, but it wasn't too bad. The wrap was served with a slightly thicker potato chip that was really quite good.
This turkey and wild rice soup was quite salty, but otherwise had all the right pieces. There were a couple veggies floating around, a few pieces of turkey, and a fair bit of rice, all floating in broth.
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