Café G
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 25 Evans Way Café, Boston
(617) 566-1088
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Local Clam and Chorizo Rigatoni
Whipped Passion Fruit Mousse
Café G Chef's Salad
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The Buratta accompanied with maple roasted farm squash, baby greens, quinoa, seeds, is a yummy dish. The pea flower iced tea is a must. Picked up a lovely tin of this tea to enjoy at home.
Well-lit space with natural light, and hearty season meals; what more can we ask? We were here on a weekday and it was rather quiet. Seated right away, and served by a very kind staff who was very knowledgeable of the menu. Our cassoulet was very lovely! The chef took more of a modern approach than traditional, but it was very delicious with the right amount of kick. I even learned that you can come use the restaurant as a non-museum visitor. Will definitely visit again the next...
tl;dr A jarring juxtaposition that needs an authenticity overhaul.
You walk into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the first thing you feel is that time drags its feet across creaky floors, sighs through Venetian windows, and settles into corners like old perfume. It’s dim not because someone forgot to pay the electric bill, but because the light itself in here is older than you. The place is a shrine to a woman who inherited a fortune, yes, but also...
You walk into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the first thing you feel is that time drags its feet across creaky floors, sighs through Venetian windows, and settles into corners like old perfume. It’s dim not because someone forgot to pay the electric bill, but because the light itself in here is older than you. The place is a shrine to a woman who inherited a fortune, yes, but also...
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