One GREAT thing about this restaurant is that it's pretty dang cheap...with one notable exception. You can get a cheeseburger, fries or onion rings, and a soda for around $7.50. However, the tender plate was a touch over 10 bucks. The fries and tenders were both decent but I'm pretty dang sure they were frozen and then fried
Jarret Ramsdale
Great find! We came here for the museum and we were pleased to find the cafe.Fresh seared ahi tuna and fruit infused spinach salad - awesome!Thanks to the staff and chef for a great experience.
Janet Kissane
Lovely view of one of the lakes in the park while dining on great food! Mostly filled with elder ladies, this is not a ragged blue jean/t-shirt kind of place. The food is varied and beautiful; try the lobster roll! Service is prompt and polite. Stroll around the museum to work off that lobster roll!
Frank Hayden
Might be the best lobster roll I've ever had
113jenniferz
We stopped by to visit the museum and were thrilled to find that they had a cafe. The service was friendly and our glasses were always filled. Our table overlooked a courtyard. It’s a small cafe with limited choices for food; however, it was delicious! I had the chicken Asiago sandwich. My husband had the kickin’ chicken sandwich. We both commented several times about the good quality of our meal.
Sheila Brooks
The food is wonderful and I love the quaint and lovely ambiance of this place.
harry cook
I came to Cafe M 4 years ago when I was in college and I had the best crab cake benedict EVER here. I came back today to have it again and it is still delicious! It is a bit different though because they've changed their bread and I do think it was better before. Besides that the side of thinly sliced potatoes is delicious! Service wise, it was great. Even though they were packed on a Saturday for brunch, we didn't have to wait very long and the food came out quickly too. Parking wise there is a free parking lot (first 2 hours free) right next to the cafe. I'll be back but next time I'm going to try the French toast, which they make with Hawaiian bread!
Natilee M
Classy old school Montgomery. Excellent natural light and southern cafe fare done well. One of the few Saturday brunch options in the city. Older patronage but people drop in because of the fine arts museum it's housed in. Take nice walk on the beautiful grounds after eating. Seasonal menu that features salads and veggies as well as bacon and grits 🙌ðŸ¾
Sonya' Miller
The staff is wonderful as well as the food. The Atmosphere and scenery is breath taking. ☆☆☆☆☆☆
One GREAT thing about this restaurant is that it's pretty dang cheap...with one notable exception. You can get a cheeseburger, fries or onion rings, and a soda for around $7.50. However, the tender plate was a touch over 10 bucks. The fries and tenders were both decent but I'm pretty dang sure they were frozen and then fried
Great find! We came here for the museum and we were pleased to find the cafe.Fresh seared ahi tuna and fruit infused spinach salad - awesome!Thanks to the staff and chef for a great experience.
Lovely view of one of the lakes in the park while dining on great food! Mostly filled with elder ladies, this is not a ragged blue jean/t-shirt kind of place. The food is varied and beautiful; try the lobster roll! Service is prompt and polite. Stroll around the museum to work off that lobster roll!
Might be the best lobster roll I've ever had
We stopped by to visit the museum and were thrilled to find that they had a cafe. The service was friendly and our glasses were always filled. Our table overlooked a courtyard. It’s a small cafe with limited choices for food; however, it was delicious! I had the chicken Asiago sandwich. My husband had the kickin’ chicken sandwich. We both commented several times about the good quality of our meal.
The food is wonderful and I love the quaint and lovely ambiance of this place.
I came to Cafe M 4 years ago when I was in college and I had the best crab cake benedict EVER here. I came back today to have it again and it is still delicious! It is a bit different though because they've changed their bread and I do think it was better before. Besides that the side of thinly sliced potatoes is delicious! Service wise, it was great. Even though they were packed on a Saturday for brunch, we didn't have to wait very long and the food came out quickly too. Parking wise there is a free parking lot (first 2 hours free) right next to the cafe. I'll be back but next time I'm going to try the French toast, which they make with Hawaiian bread!
Classy old school Montgomery. Excellent natural light and southern cafe fare done well. One of the few Saturday brunch options in the city. Older patronage but people drop in because of the fine arts museum it's housed in. Take nice walk on the beautiful grounds after eating. Seasonal menu that features salads and veggies as well as bacon and grits 🙌ðŸ¾
The staff is wonderful as well as the food. The Atmosphere and scenery is breath taking. ☆☆☆☆☆☆
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