DMA Cafe

What a fantastic place for lunch in the Dallas Arts District! The new menu is amazing! You can tell that there are some talented chefs in the kitchen. There is even a full bar menu with wines and signature cocktails.

Waited over 45 minutes for coffee at 11am due to a completely unorganized order process. No names were taken, leading to constant mix-ups and guests receiving the wrong orders. Several people around me mentioned being late for work or missing appointments.

Very disappointed of the service at the cafe on Sunday. The matcha late was disgustingly sweet after I asked for non sugary one when I ordered. I was not offered a refund or adequate replacement either.

Every time I'm in Dallas I HAVE to eat here. Everything they have is amazing. Specially that pumping soup. Great atmosphere. Excellent service.

Very good restaurant! Good food and excellent service and easy access to the rest of the building to see the art

Food is always good. Staff is sooo pleasant. Members can get free 💧 water.

Came on a Saturday afternoon and ordered a vanilla latte from the HOT beverage section of their menu. The staff were nice, but they were clearly overwhelmed, disorganized, and had communication issues with each other. I saw multiple customers come up to the counter and complain about their order taking a long time or being incorrect. When they handed me my drink, it was stone cold. Didn’t even bother asking for them to remake it because I knew they would probably mess it up. The seating area is in the atrium of the art museum and has several art pieces on the walls which was at least nice to look at while I sipped my drink.

CHICKEN, ARTICHOKES, AND GRAPES SOCCA! Freshly Made, Quick, and, Delicious Socca! Wonderful light lunch or coffee break from DMA! Great ice tea also!

In just a couple of weeks in Barcelona I got used to having a nice espresso in the middle of a day at an art museum, and what do I find to my surprise at the Dallas Museum of Art's cafe but an excellent cup of espresso served up in a proper ceramic cup and saucer by a barista who speaks two languages. The cafe is spacious, clean, with (not surprisingly) good art. It's also got a wonderful outdoor area. Closes half an hour before the museum closes.