Art Cafe - Reviews

My experience at the Arte Cafe was super cool! I definitely recommend adding it to your museum ticket. Both the cafe and the museum offer unique and awesome experiences. 💯

My experience at this restaurant was that it's closed and seems to have gone out of business. The interior was empty except for tables and chairs, with no signs of food being available.

My first time at this little cafe was for a meetup with old coworkers. The owner was very attentive to our needs, ensuring we had a great experience. The cafe wasn't packed during our visit, making it a great place to meet up and catch up on conversation with friends as it was not loud at all. The food and food portions were good, and the pricing was decent. I will definitely be back!

My first time at Arts Cafe was a delightful experience! The atmosphere is very cute and engaging, providing plenty to look at. The menu offers a nice variety with all the favorites. I observed that the brunch service looked good, with generous portions for a small price, making it family friendly. It also seems like they have open mic nights sometimes. I'm eager to return as there's so much more to try. The service was nice; everyone thanked us and took good care of us. It was worth the wait as everything is scratch made and yummy. The iced tea was fresh brewed and excellent. I highly recommend Arts Cafe! 😍😍😍

I wasn't expecting much from this place. The ambiance isn't anything special, and we almost missed it because the sign was all burnt up. The food was great, but the standout was the brulee coffee. It was so good, we ordered a second cup.

My experience at this restaurant was very positive. They take their time to cook and serve, which I appreciate. I particularly enjoyed their chai tea, and my husband loved their creme brulee coffee. The environment is nice for a relaxing morning.

I only get tea here, so I don’t have an opinion on the food. But the staff are friendly, and the atmosphere is relaxed and cozy. Exactly what I’m looking for on this side of town.

My experience at the restaurant was largely positive, with good service, a great atmosphere, and great staff. The flavor on the food was also excellent. However, I felt that the portions were a bit small for the price I paid, specifically for the chilaquiles. I've had larger portions at other places that left me feeling fuller. Despite the portion size concern, it was otherwise a great experience.

Honestly, this place is a little hole in the wall. The first time I had it, it was ordered off of one of the food apps, so I thought I'd better try it in person. The server was an amazingly kind person. She checked in often to make sure we were good. The atmosphere is a little outdated, but I absolutely loved it. Nothing flashy, but a really chill place. I will definitely be a regular from now on.

I was excited to try this new place, but the vibe was a bit off, as if the staff didn't really want to be working. We ordered the Mac & Cheese burger, which was made with cheap Kraft Mac & Cheese, nothing like the picture and definitely not worth the price. The biscuits and gravy were also disappointing; the gravy was pretty cold, suggesting it was heated up quickly, making it unenjoyable. On a positive note, I did like the eggs and hash browns as they were fresh. For a drink, we had a Blanc, which was good but a bit sweet; if you prefer a stronger coffee, I'd recommend adding an additional shot of espresso. Overall, it was an okay experience.