TAM Cafe
1701 Pacific Ave, Tacoma
(253) 272-4258
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Nice little cafe tucked away inside the Tacoma Arts Museum. Delicious artichoke panini sandwiches... next time I'll try the soup.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great Matt Groenig animation exhibit. Also, reflective section on Western immigrant life through the eyes of artists was well worth the visit.
The Grilled Chicken, which was accompanied by broccoli, was surprisingly moist and very tasty. My wife enjoyed her half-sandwich of grilled cheese and the cup of TAM Coconut Black Bean Soup. The hostess/server was friendly and helpful, and price for our mid-day meal was reasonable.
Great place to stop for lunch during museum visit or when downtown.
Great variety. Exhibitions change often. Easy to navigate. Love coming alone and chilling out. Im not an artists but I love going to talks and learning about art and artists.
Plan to spend about 1.5 hours to see the entire museum...maybe less. Nice but small.
You gotta check out the Hide & Seek exhibit. A real treat!
We'll be on hand tonight to participate in the Tacoma Chamber's hosted Welcome Reception for Joint Base Lewis-McChord's Commanding General, Lt. Gen. C. Michael Scaparrotti.
This collection of more than 3,500 pieces emphasizes works from the Northwest, including some by glass artist Dale Chihuly. It's also known for its Japanese woodblock prints.
Tacoma's centrally-located Tacoma Art Museum designed by New Mexico Architect Antoine Predock is home to NW art exhibits and local community events like El Dia de Los Muertos each fall. Check it out!
Restaurantji Recommends
Have the tomato basil soup. If you're wearing socks, they'll be knocked off!!!!
art walk every 3rd Thursday .... totally worth it
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