Completely bland cafe food, not even made fresh to order. We got burgers, fries, and chicken strips. I had a "special" with shoestring onions and bacon. The garnish was in a separate area that I had to ask for, and the staff seemed annoyed that I was asking for garnish. The burger was bland, cooked medium, and seemed to have been under the warmer too long. The bun was plain and lightly toasted. The fries were good, but served in a small portion. I got the combo with a bottled beer, but I had to remind the cashier about the combo pricing. There chicken strips were ok, but nothing special. The chicken had a different type of French fry, more like a home fry style, which was better than the standard fries. The condiment options were limited, as the ketchup dispenser was empty and the buffalo sauce nearly empty. There are a good variety of fountain drinks, but the ice tea is not fresh brewed. The view is the best part, overlooking a sculpture and a fountain(not running during our visit). Prices were not high for museum food, but very high for the quality. I recommend the food trucks outside instead.
Susan S.
Cafeteria food. If you liked your school cafeteria food, maybe this is for you. Small sandwiches were $13 and drinks were costly too. My daughter got a cheeseburger, fries and a drink for $25. Lunch for 4 people was $74! While the food wasn't terrible, the pricing sure was! We chalked it up to supporting the museum, but it definitely made an unexpected dent in our budget. Stick with the food trucks out front if you want a more budget friendly option.
Completely bland cafe food, not even made fresh to order. We got burgers, fries, and chicken strips. I had a "special" with shoestring onions and bacon. The garnish was in a separate area that I had to ask for, and the staff seemed annoyed that I was asking for garnish. The burger was bland, cooked medium, and seemed to have been under the warmer too long. The bun was plain and lightly toasted. The fries were good, but served in a small portion. I got the combo with a bottled beer, but I had to remind the cashier about the combo pricing. There chicken strips were ok, but nothing special. The chicken had a different type of French fry, more like a home fry style, which was better than the standard fries. The condiment options were limited, as the ketchup dispenser was empty and the buffalo sauce nearly empty. There are a good variety of fountain drinks, but the ice tea is not fresh brewed. The view is the best part, overlooking a sculpture and a fountain(not running during our visit). Prices were not high for museum food, but very high for the quality. I recommend the food trucks outside instead.
Cafeteria food. If you liked your school cafeteria food, maybe this is for you. Small sandwiches were $13 and drinks were costly too. My daughter got a cheeseburger, fries and a drink for $25. Lunch for 4 people was $74! While the food wasn't terrible, the pricing sure was! We chalked it up to supporting the museum, but it definitely made an unexpected dent in our budget. Stick with the food trucks out front if you want a more budget friendly option.
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