Where to Find Museum Food That Doesn’t Suck | Eater DC
"The National Gallery of Art’s Pavilion Cafe is a smart choice for brunch with a view. Go for mimosas, Belgian waffles, and quiche. Indoor and outdoor seating comes with panoramic views of the sculpture garden. Other options in the facility include three more cafes as well as an espresso and gelato bar. And don’t miss the Garden Café’s new Italian menu inspired by the museum’s Tintoretto: Artist of Renaissance Venice exhibit, complete with regional cheeses, radicchio salads, grilled octopus and polenta, and tiramisu." - Hanna Nakano
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