Don’t go for the Caesar salad, it’s dry and bad… adding chicken costs $12, so that makes it a $26 Cesar’s salad …. And it’s bad.
Sister Nancy
First time here. I find it difficult finding good food as a vegetarian, this place checks all the boxes. Definitely coming back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Parva
Unexpected joy exploring the art museum! ? Stopped by a nearby spot—surprised by the great atmosphere, delicious food, and kiddo-friendly vibes. ? Highly recommend for a delightful experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: House Made Potato Chips
Parva N
Unexpected joy exploring the art museum! ? Stopped by a nearby spot—surprised by the great atmosphere, delicious food, and kiddo-friendly vibes. ? Highly recommend for a delightful experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: House Made Potato Chips
Lyndsey Reid
Great exhibits educated team on floor !
Cool
And calm environment !
Lots of refreshing recharge snacks beverages etc
Peter Crane
Bartender Max is the bomb and a skilled mixologist if you ask ~
Alexander Avila
GREAT COCKtails. Nice and sweet. Nice view, take your lady here for some.
Jeannie S
Great location for a weekend.
Bob Oberlin
Overall lighting is to bright. When looking at any art that has glass or is shiny surface could mostly see my reflection. They must of spent most on the building (it was interesting) because the art and how it was displayed was boring and not well done. For example there was the 13 women artist exhibit. There is this big intro talking about women, it was surrounded by men artists. a lot ot art wasn't even framed and a lot of the frames were not good.
Anti-reflective glazing would have helped with the reflections. Overall the lighting was poorly done.
I've looked contemporary art all the world, at the Broad in LA, The Tate in London and the Stederlik and MOCO in Amsterdam, all fabulous Museums. I have to say was the most disappointing museum.
The museum is free, but parking is expensive and a pain.
Vincent Tsai
felt like there were to little options unless you enjoy vegan foods
Beautiful & bright, high quality, small portionsWe had lunch here this week, the avocado toast was excellent, the vegetable tangine was tasty but small, the olive oil cake with carmelized pecans was very yummy. Overall a really nice lunch, fancy, but kinda expensive for what you get (and this was on special), and you have to pay for parking too, it’s on top floor of the museum.I would definitely come back if I was there for a show or the museum but not just to dine.
Vegetarian options: Good
Parking: Parking is not free, unless you park across at So Coast Plaza and walk far
Derek Sugimoto
Super cool place. Did not get food.. just drinks. Will try food next
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jenny Kay
Delicious bread and nice vegan/vegetarian options.
Kyle X
Great food, great service, go try it before others find out.
Don’t go for the Caesar salad, it’s dry and bad… adding chicken costs $12, so that makes it a $26 Cesar’s salad …. And it’s bad.
First time here. I find it difficult finding good food as a vegetarian, this place checks all the boxes. Definitely coming back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Unexpected joy exploring the art museum! ? Stopped by a nearby spot—surprised by the great atmosphere, delicious food, and kiddo-friendly vibes. ? Highly recommend for a delightful experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: House Made Potato Chips
Unexpected joy exploring the art museum! ? Stopped by a nearby spot—surprised by the great atmosphere, delicious food, and kiddo-friendly vibes. ? Highly recommend for a delightful experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: House Made Potato Chips
Great exhibits educated team on floor ! Cool And calm environment ! Lots of refreshing recharge snacks beverages etc
Bartender Max is the bomb and a skilled mixologist if you ask ~
GREAT COCKtails. Nice and sweet. Nice view, take your lady here for some.
Great location for a weekend.
Overall lighting is to bright. When looking at any art that has glass or is shiny surface could mostly see my reflection. They must of spent most on the building (it was interesting) because the art and how it was displayed was boring and not well done. For example there was the 13 women artist exhibit. There is this big intro talking about women, it was surrounded by men artists. a lot ot art wasn't even framed and a lot of the frames were not good. Anti-reflective glazing would have helped with the reflections. Overall the lighting was poorly done. I've looked contemporary art all the world, at the Broad in LA, The Tate in London and the Stederlik and MOCO in Amsterdam, all fabulous Museums. I have to say was the most disappointing museum. The museum is free, but parking is expensive and a pain.
felt like there were to little options unless you enjoy vegan foods
Restaurantji Recommends
Great location for a weekend.
Beautiful & bright, high quality, small portionsWe had lunch here this week, the avocado toast was excellent, the vegetable tangine was tasty but small, the olive oil cake with carmelized pecans was very yummy. Overall a really nice lunch, fancy, but kinda expensive for what you get (and this was on special), and you have to pay for parking too, it’s on top floor of the museum.I would definitely come back if I was there for a show or the museum but not just to dine.
Vegetarian options: Good
Parking: Parking is not free, unless you park across at So Coast Plaza and walk far
Super cool place. Did not get food.. just drinks. Will try food next
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious bread and nice vegan/vegetarian options.
Great food, great service, go try it before others find out.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
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