Nasher Cafe by Wolfgang Puck

This is solely a rating for the coffee and cheesecake at the Nasher café (because the Nasher collection is actually amazing). The café serves decent and typical coffee (albeit well made) and a tasty tiny cheesecake parfait served in a chilled dessert glass. The café is a sweet spot to sit on the patio or inside and take a break and chat about the art.

Wonderful setting on a deck in the sculpture garden to enjoy a meal on a nice day like today. Great food. Nice variety. A little pricey.

Located inside Nasher Sculpture for those visiting the museums. They are also open during night events like Aurora and Summer block parties. They have cheese plates and sandwiches but I think only serves wine during the night events. The food is pretty decent but on the pricy side. Décor is pretty modern of course because it’s inside Nasher. I feel like wolf gang throws his name on everything these days but they’re not even his recipes. whatever. It’s super convenient to grab a snack or meal during visit to Nasher and food is pretty good

Excellent café in an idyllic setting, Great soups and salads, healthy and refreshing. One of my favorite place in Dallas for a quick-​bite.

Ohhhhh! Peets coffee served in a porcelain cup. Thank you Wolfgang! Having a professional design this little café shows in the detail of service, quality of product and the ambiance. A little mini-​treat for my senses!

A fun place to take a date. We always enjoy the Nasher. With a unique twist on café food. Don’t forget your coffee!

Beautiful location. Great music inside or to the sounds of water in the sculpture garden outside. Well lit. Beautiful wood floors.

What a gem!
I came here for lunch and got the ½ soup and sandwich combo. Nestled inside the nasher, the café sure delivers. For the sandwich, I got the olive oil poached tuna sandwich which came as a mini sandwich scrunched between two pieces of challah bread. The tuna was very savory without being too mayonaisey (which I hate) and had fresh tomatoes, slices of onion and bell peppers, and arugula. My only gripe was that the half sandwich was too small! The combo also came with a side of sweet pickle slices which were pretty good, too. The soup of the day was minestrone and was hearty and full of veggies. I’m glad that there were so many legumes in my minestrone, otherwise I might not have filled up on the tiny sandwich (which is why I docked one star). Nothing spectacular, but a good soup overall. Oh yeah, you get a complimentary bread basket — the cheddar biscuit is the best!
Tip, if you work at the Trammell Crow Center and want to come for the lunch, you get free access to the café and the building concierge gives you a green pass for a 20% discount at the café. Good to know for the next time I come by!

Delicious. This is a great place for a quiet lunch on a beautiful day (weather permitting).
Favorite Items:
Asian Flank Steak Sandwich

Prime advantage: its location. When the rays of the sun splash on your table through the sculptures and the trees of the park, it feels like a picnic in some rich art collector’s garden.
The inside of the café is cosy, and if it’s cold outside you can still enjoy the view their glass wall. I do not even remember much about the pastry we had, just that it was lovely sitting in such a place enjoying a hot beverage with the man I love.
Definitly a romantic place!

Food seems like it’s pre-​prepared. The café couldn’t find milk or anything like it for coffee, which is a bit suspicious for a supposed restaurant. At the least, they could have sent someone out to a nearby convenience store and picked some up. Instead, they took the coffee off the bill. Not being able to serve a cup of coffee because of a lack of a staple food that can be purchased in five minutes for less than $ 2 everywhere you look is a fail.
The Nasher is a world-​class institution and deserves better food and service to match the setting.

We woke up late on a Saturday and were planning to take in the Nasher Sculpture Center and D.M.O.A. and hadn’t had a chance to eat. My wife and son were hungry and skeptical that we would get something good to eat other than overpriced «museum food.» Boy were they mistaken. Once again, Unilocalers were spot on. My son ordered the Cuban pork sandwich that was loaded with slices of ham and pork loin. My wife had the chicken salad wrap that also was filled generously with chicken, tomato, greens, walnuts, and raisins that made my health-​conscious wife happy. I ordered a bowl of chile and it was warm, hearty and just the right amount of spice. Wolfgang Puck should be proud that they’re serving up his selections as he intended. The place is not cheap but not expensive either for an amazing lunch with a great view of the sculpture gardens. Wow.

A very beautiful spot to enjoy a delicious and healthy lunch.
The view of the gardens on a nice day… you can’t ask for better.

Hellllllo lover! I direct that towards the prime rib sandwich that swept me off my feet! The salads are amazing, the cappuccinos are divine, and lunch on the terrace is picturesque! Love, love, love it! The Nasher Café is open Tuesday-​Sunday from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Glad someone posted a review for this place. I had an apple chicken sandwich on pretzel bread that was amazing here. They’ve got lots of cool custom snacks in a truly unique setting. A great escape to sit down in one of the patio tables overlooking the sculpture garden. Wish the Nasher was free so I could swing by for lunch here on weekdays.

Café Nasher is nestled inside the Nasher Sculpture Center. You order at the counter, seat yourself, and the food will be brought out to you. The menu isn’t big. There are a few sandwiches, salads, soups and two entrees to choose from.
I opted for the soup/​half sandwich combo. I had the Reuben sandwich, and it was awesome. I also had the beet salad with goat cheese, and it was delicious too. The soup/​half sandwich combo cost about $ 13. I had a glass of wine, which cost $ 8, and the glass was tiny. I didn’t know wine glasses came that small. Seriously!
The best part of the café is being able to eat outside on the terrace over looking the gardens. It’s tranquil and very nice, and that made me forget the fact that I dropped over $ 20 on lunch.
I don’t visit the Nasher that often, so would I eat at the Café again? Absolutely!