Relocated to a new locale on the main floor with an outdoor view and a innovative menu, the Brooklyn Museum of Art's cafe has become a mecca for visitors looking for a place to eat well and relax.
The cafe, which opened in the fall, is part of a redesign of the museum's first floor. It takes over the space previously occupied by the relocated and expanded Museum Shop.
The new cafe has a larger dining area with a glass wall overlooking the Steinberg Sculpture garden and Depression-era murals by American abstract artists Ilya Bolotowsky, Balcomb Green, Paul Kelpe, and Albert Swinden.
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In addition to the cafe and gift shop, the museum has also completed two major gallery spaces in the center of the ground floor. An outdoor dining terrace is also planned.
