The Museum Cafe
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If you haven't been here, you need to go. the owner, atmosphere and food are as good as it gets.
I'm was a tourist from Switzerland, Europe on a road trip. And by chance I ended up in the museum cafe. The service was very friendly. The coffee was sensational. A coffee with power! And the cuban sandwich was so delicious. I had the pleasure of meeting Boe the owner of the Museum Cafe. A great person. Thanks for the cd. I highly recommend the Museum Cafe to everyone!
The Museum Cafe has become my addiction. I travel extensively, and I love the smaller "Mom and Pop" places that the locals love. Prices are very good, and the servings are very generous. This is the best one that I have found. The Cuban sandwich is better than the one I got at the Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City. The chicken, vegetable, noodle soup is wonderful! I have never had a meal that I didn't love. The Museum is a fascinating walk into the history of printing. The live...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
The Museum Cafe offers a unique dining experience, blending a fascinating museum of printing antiques with delicious cuisine. Guests can savor a Cuban sandwich with southern sides, accompanied by live classical guitar performances. The owner, Mr. Jim Anderson, provides warm hospitality and genuine friendliness, creating a hometown feel that makes this establishment a true gem. The menu features a scrumptious guava pastry, providing a mouthwatering conclusion to the meal. Recent visitors have praised the outstanding Cuban and Pork sandwiches, with the Cuban bread being especially notable. Many consider it the best Cuban they’ve ever had, with fresh, tasty, and filling options, making half a sandwich enough to satisfy. The staff is friendly, resembling a neighbor who knows you, enhancing the inviting atmosphere. The museum showcases a fun collection of vintage printing equipment, including a working print shop and a book binder, offering a slice of history. Guests can walk around and see the collection while they wait. The decor in the restaurant has a jazzy/blues feel, with different instruments and artifacts. Saturday afternoons even feature live acoustic music from a band member. The staff is eager to share stories and history, making it a place worth returning to. Many guests consider it a local treasure, often recommending it as a must-stop for those in the area.