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| rdfs:comment | - Fresh Air catered to clientèle from every major race on B5 (with the obvious exception of Vorlons) and offered a varied menu of dishes and ingredients from several worlds and by 2262 had begun to offer a take-out service to station residents via the Babcom system. In October 2260 the Fresh Air published a xenocuisine cookbook called 'Dining on Babylon 5' featuring recipe contributed by several of the station's more prominent residents.
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| abstract | - Fresh Air catered to clientèle from every major race on B5 (with the obvious exception of Vorlons) and offered a varied menu of dishes and ingredients from several worlds and by 2262 had begun to offer a take-out service to station residents via the Babcom system. In October 2260 the Fresh Air published a xenocuisine cookbook called 'Dining on Babylon 5' featuring recipe contributed by several of the station's more prominent residents. It was frequently the restaurant of choice for many of the crew as well as the diplomatic guests. In early 2258 Londo Mollari made a reservation for himself and Adira Tyree. In December of that year, Catherine Sakai and Jeffrey Sinclair took Michael Garibaldi and Susan Ivanova out to dinner at Fresh Air to announce their engagement and to ask the two to serve as best man and maid of honour, respectively. In early 2259 Delenn asked Sheridan out to dinner at Fresh Air in an effort to learn more about humans, following her change. In early 2260 Julie Musante, Babylon 5's newly arrived political officer from the Ministry of Peace "suggested" that she and Sheridan dine at Fresh Air in an attempt to get to know one another, though her true motive was as a prelude to seduction.
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