Schokko Cafe

My passion for gastronomy is a genuine Epicurean delight.Peachy Pig Flatbread $12 Spiced peach jam, caramelized onions, pancetta and smoked blue cheeseSchokko Café Appetizers:Pretzel Bites $10Served with dipping sauce (vg)Mushroom Flatbread $10Roasted garlic spread, balsamic mushrooms, parmesan, balsamic reduction, and chimichurri (vg)Peachy Pig Flatbread $12Spiced peach jam, caramelized onions, pancetta, and smoked blue cheeseDuck Wings $12Duck wings tossed in Korean BBQ sauce, garnished with scallions and sesame seedsCharcuterie $18Chef's selection of meats and cheesesChicken and Vegetable Kabobs $18Marinated in chimichurri and served over riceSchokko Slammin' Salmon $20Marinated salmon with rice, vegetables, and mango salsaBAM Thursdays is proudly supported by BANK OF AMERICA

Yum yum yum!!!!!! We went for a work Christmas lunch and everything was delicious and cooked perfectly! I got the salmon balsamic salad and it was a huge portion and I ate every bite! The menu is smaller but everything looked and smelled delicious!! I would go back anytime! Well worth the visit! The cookies were yummy too!

This is the cafe INSIDE the Columbus Museum of Art. Unlike many cafes inside museums, etc., this one is operated by Cameron Mitchell's so its offerings are a bit higher quality than many museum cafes. The menu includes light lunch tiem. You order at the counter and they bring your food to your table.Very pleasant atmosphere and good service.

I recently took myself for a solo outing to the Museum of Art for lunch and the Van Gogh exhibit. What a lovely way to pass the afternoon. It was very busy, but the tables were spaced out nicely. You place your order at the counter and then they bring it to you when ready. I enjoyed the brie-burger (hold the brie) and a side of french fries. The fries were perfectly salted and the burger had a yummy jam with caramelized onions for sweetness. It has a peaceful atmosphere and overlooks the sculpture garden, with lots of windows for light to come in on a sunny day. Also, they validate your parking ticket when you purchase food, so the $5 parking fee is waived.

Needed a little snack after our museum visit, and they have an interesting menu. Plus, Baby K saw strawberry milk in their cooler so we had to get that. They have a good drinks selection out there- pop, beer, juice, milk, etc.We got her a side of mac and cheese (there is also a kid's meal version but we didn't need chips and she already had a drink.) It was very good- according to both her, and me. At least two kinds of cheese- shredded parm and little bits of cheddar. No cheese sauce. Good pasta. Very, very good all in all.I got lox and... they were out of bagels, so focaccia. It was also very good, though small (probably more filling with the bagel.) It's all a bit expensive, but really not crazy for the quality. Service was very good, though basically at the counter. They bring the food to your table but that's it. Pleasant space. Lots of intriguing things on the menu. And, of course, handy.

Wonderful place to have lunch during our museum outing. They validated parking (~$7 value). The kid menu is definitely affordable and can probably feed an adult if you order an additional appetizer. I just kept wanting to eat more pumpkin curry soup.....every bite was like, I want another bite. It was very savory and flavorful. The burger on a pretzel bun was cooked just right (thank you for not pressing the meat). The beet fried chips were light and although completely made out of beets, just barely tasted like beets. Sweet potato fries were excellent also.

Schokko Cafe is the restaurant in the Columbus Museum of Art. For a small cafe the menu here has plenty of options for vegetarians. As it is in an art museum the ambiance is cute and artsy. You order up front and the servers bring out your food. I had dinner plans so I only ordered an apple cider and shared the Charcuterie board which was delicious. I did not take pictures but my family loved their avocado toast, grilled cheese, and French toast. Prices are reasonable and staff are friendly! Great for a small meal while visiting the museum.

I stopped by CMA's Schokko during my visit. I tried the Schokko club sandwich, the breads and spreads, and a brownie for dessert. The bread was exceptional - the bread was fresh and toasted, and the butter was soft and creamy. The bread came with homemade raspberry jam and it was splendid - a thousand miles above Smucker's.My sandwich was solid as well - the bread was likewise fresh and the pork, bacon and cheese worked well together. My friend tried to order the same sandwich and they seemed to have run out of the club - along with a handful of other menu items. The sandwich came with fries which were just okay.The brownie was solid without being spectacular. Overall Schokko is a solid spot for museum fare.

The Schokko Cafe has a delicious, rotating menu and friendly staff. Today I had the Schokko club with cut fries. The club was stuffed with shaved ham and candied bacon and the fries were crisp and well seasoned. Since the Cafe validates museum parking, the meal is a great deal!

A great cafe inside the Columbus museum of art! And you dont need to pay admission to eat there!