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Upgraded global comfort food in the Bible Museum’s all-day cafeteria with a terrace.
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Address: 400 4th St SW 6th floor, Washington, DC 20024
Phone: (855) 554-5300
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Dining at Museum of the Bible
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Reviews
Sanyika Calloway
This was our first time coming to the restaurant, although we’d come to the museum many times.
The burgers were delicious and the Greek fries are very tasty too, but it’s a huge amount so if 2 of you are getting burgers, one order of fries will be plenty!
… moreThe burgers were delicious and the Greek fries are very tasty too, but it’s a huge amount so if 2 of you are getting burgers, one order of fries will be plenty!
David Todd
The cafe is located on the sixth floor via the elevator. Access is by the hallway all the way to the right. Plenty of seating and simple menu with reasonably priced choices. Order at the kiosk or with the attendant. My wife got the two piece chicken tenders with fries for about $13. There is also an attached “biblical garden” with umbrella covered tables. Food was good, hot, and food delivery was quick (within minutes) to the table.
… moreSean Mansell
We arrived early, about 11:30, and despite ordering behind a group of 18, our large family received our food quickly. It was delicious! I got the falafel sandwich, my husband got the salmon BLT and my kids got burgers and chicken fingers. The staff was friendly, the restaurant was clean and inviting and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Highly recommend.
… moreTaylor Von Frazer
I visited last month and I’m still thinking about this experience! I wasn’t even sure I was going to like the salad (forgot the name but along the lines of a greek salad) as I never stray from my basic mixed greens with some ranch, but it was sooooo delicious! Ordered the Greek fries, also perfect! The service here was just as awesome! Any of the staff willing to help and do it with a genuine smile.
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The museum was excellent. We decided to eat inside the museum because of the time we would save instead of walking to a nearby eatery. Once it was all over, we realized we would have been better off going to an outside establishment since it took an hour to get our food. Once we finally got our food, my wife’s order was wrong. She ordered the Cauliflower dish ($14.99) with Chicken Swarma ($3.99) but got the Barley Artichoke dish with no chicken, I ordered the chicken Gyro ($15.99) with fries ($2.99). Both of our meals were just “acceptable”, but not really very tasty. In our opinions, not worth the money. All of the tables around us were grumbling because their food took an hour or more as well.
… moreMatthew
If you know what you’re getting yourself into, this place can be pretty yummy and a nice museum cafe. Don’t expect a high class restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine or you might be a little disappointed.
With a menu of mostly fast American simple meals for a larger price than normal it can come off as a shock. Each of the slightly overpriced meals were pretty good for being on the 6th floor of a museum.
… moreWith a menu of mostly fast American simple meals for a larger price than normal it can come off as a shock. Each of the slightly overpriced meals were pretty good for being on the 6th floor of a museum.
Tori J
The gluten free Spanakopita flatbread was AMAZING. We probably only waited 10 min for our food, but it wasn’t as busy when we were there. A great place to re-fuel before going to see more exhibits!
… moreCatherine H.
This small cafe is on the Mezzanine level located inside the Museum of the Bible.
It offers premade sandwiches, pizza, coffee, water, soda, chips etc.
The prices are fair but the service is horrendous. The two employees working today were extremely rude, very slow to help customers, and one kept touching her long braided hair and then touching the food. Definitely not sanitary!
They also offer chicken curry but were out of croissants and when we asked to have the croissant switched to a bagel, the employee said “that’s above my pay grade.”
This cafe could be really lovely if they would either train the current staff or hire new staff that is more experienced or at least willing to help customers get their food.
There are several areas to sit and enjoy your food once you finally receive it. Good food, good atmosphere, but terrible customer service at the cafe.
… moreIt offers premade sandwiches, pizza, coffee, water, soda, chips etc.
The prices are fair but the service is horrendous. The two employees working today were extremely rude, very slow to help customers, and one kept touching her long braided hair and then touching the food. Definitely not sanitary!
They also offer chicken curry but were out of croissants and when we asked to have the croissant switched to a bagel, the employee said “that’s above my pay grade.”
This cafe could be really lovely if they would either train the current staff or hire new staff that is more experienced or at least willing to help customers get their food.
There are several areas to sit and enjoy your food once you finally receive it. Good food, good atmosphere, but terrible customer service at the cafe.
Liz S
The bowl looked amazing. Hubby got the Kale Date bowl and added chicken to it. Tasted like it had an Asian inspired type dressing. Also got Zatar fries and two club sandwiches. Maybe won’t be doing those next time. They were small and had sweet Turkey sandwich deli slices in them. One slice of bacon. We spent almost $100 that included the tip. Looking around at other plates coming from kitchen, maybe go for the bowls, the tenders. Fries on side of food was good so there’s that. Zatar fries not my favorite. A little on the sweet side?
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Inside the Museum of the Bible is a nice little quick bite spot. They server breakfasts, baked goods and lunch items. Coffee, teas and fruit drinks. The staff were friendly and efficient. The food was delicious. We had breakfast sandwiches, berry pie, cinnamon bun and apple pie. Well worth it. I wish they had more high tables than coffee tables but overall a great experience. The Museum was awesome too.
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