Table service by Noctis was very good, and fun. Our chicken salad and croissant sandwiches were beautiful and delicious. Chicken and rice soup was hot and tasty. Super soft jazz music and quiet atmosphere was what I'd like at every restaurant!! We'll be back for art AND food. The African Sunrise green tea was incredible . Thank you Noctis.
Hannah A.
Very pleasant atmosphere in cafe. Pretty white roses graced our table. The quiche du jour and the quiche Lorraine were both good as were the sides.
Michael M.
We had the Easter brunch buffet there for a party of 8 (6 adults and 2 kids). The cost was $55 per adult and $30 per child. Words can't even express how disappointing this was. Brunch was served in a makeshift tent outside the museum. I would give the quality of the food maybe a 2 out of 5 stars and the selection of food items was incredibly limited. The service was also horrible - it didn't seem like they understood even the basics of food service or catering. I don't understand why the museum would put its reputation on the line by offering such sub-par brunch. I'm hoping someone reads this review in future years and doesn't make the same mistake we did with our family easter brunch.
Adam C.
I stopped by the Lindner cafe in the beautiful Taft museum. The setting was airy and elegant, with plenty of comfortable seating. The menu is small and served from a tiny kitchen so your choices will be limited. I tried a bowl of the soup of the day - lentil miso and it was tasty. The lentils were cooked perfectly, but some bread would've been appreciated. I had a basic salad and it was also okay, though it didn't need the raw onions and some of lettuce pieces were mushy. Service was quite slow. It took ages to get plates cleared and I never got a drink or water refill.
Sarah W.
Delicious and well presented! Lovely staff, just be prepared for your food to take a bit. Well worth the wait! Loved the avocado toast and soup de jour!
Mary M.
Absolutely delicious and great service (a like slow due to staffing issues. We dined outside on a beautiful summer day. Vichyssoise was outstanding and quiche Lorraine was delicious. The Chardonnay was a perfect complement.
Lori A.
Great food and a relaxing atmosphere after seeing the exhibit! Highly recommend making a reservation!
Calle E.
I really enjoyed the break from touring the Taft Museum to eat at the cafe. The staff and food were beyond my expectation and I would definitely come back again!
Darrell A.
Love the cafe. great food and drinks. service was professional and on spot.Nice and quiet restaurant to relax and enjoy before a wonderful tour of this great museum.
Cathy W.
Menu is limited, but offers a selection of good choices including vegan items. I enjoyed a light, refreshing chicken salad sandwich on a crescent roll with a side salad. Delicious!!
Attached to a an interesting art museum. The staff was very friendly and the security guards knew a ton about the history of the building. The food came really fast, and the tofu curry sandwich was fantastic.
Table service by Noctis was very good, and fun. Our chicken salad and croissant sandwiches were beautiful and delicious. Chicken and rice soup was hot and tasty. Super soft jazz music and quiet atmosphere was what I'd like at every restaurant!! We'll be back for art AND food. The African Sunrise green tea was incredible . Thank you Noctis.
Very pleasant atmosphere in cafe. Pretty white roses graced our table. The quiche du jour and the quiche Lorraine were both good as were the sides.
We had the Easter brunch buffet there for a party of 8 (6 adults and 2 kids). The cost was $55 per adult and $30 per child. Words can't even express how disappointing this was. Brunch was served in a makeshift tent outside the museum. I would give the quality of the food maybe a 2 out of 5 stars and the selection of food items was incredibly limited. The service was also horrible - it didn't seem like they understood even the basics of food service or catering. I don't understand why the museum would put its reputation on the line by offering such sub-par brunch. I'm hoping someone reads this review in future years and doesn't make the same mistake we did with our family easter brunch.
I stopped by the Lindner cafe in the beautiful Taft museum. The setting was airy and elegant, with plenty of comfortable seating. The menu is small and served from a tiny kitchen so your choices will be limited. I tried a bowl of the soup of the day - lentil miso and it was tasty. The lentils were cooked perfectly, but some bread would've been appreciated. I had a basic salad and it was also okay, though it didn't need the raw onions and some of lettuce pieces were mushy. Service was quite slow. It took ages to get plates cleared and I never got a drink or water refill.
Delicious and well presented! Lovely staff, just be prepared for your food to take a bit. Well worth the wait! Loved the avocado toast and soup de jour!
Absolutely delicious and great service (a like slow due to staffing issues. We dined outside on a beautiful summer day. Vichyssoise was outstanding and quiche Lorraine was delicious. The Chardonnay was a perfect complement.
Great food and a relaxing atmosphere after seeing the exhibit! Highly recommend making a reservation!
I really enjoyed the break from touring the Taft Museum to eat at the cafe. The staff and food were beyond my expectation and I would definitely come back again!
Love the cafe. great food and drinks. service was professional and on spot.Nice and quiet restaurant to relax and enjoy before a wonderful tour of this great museum.
Menu is limited, but offers a selection of good choices including vegan items. I enjoyed a light, refreshing chicken salad sandwich on a crescent roll with a side salad. Delicious!!
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Attached to a an interesting art museum. The staff was very friendly and the security guards knew a ton about the history of the building. The food came really fast, and the tofu curry sandwich was fantastic.