Eleven

We dined here after touring the Crystal Bridges Museum. This restaurant integrates well with the other phases of the museum. Spacious glassed in dining room over the water on both sides. Service is prompt. Order and pay at counter. They deliver to your table. Staff helpful. Prices commiserate with generous portions. We had crispy walleye sandwich with fries(which are crispy even when cooled down), the eleven burger, and side salad, sweet potato ginger soup and salad and gluten free bread.

I was surprised with the diverse menu of Eleven. I ordered a cup of the soup of the day which was chili and the little gem salad. They had four salad options that all sounded good and you could add a protein (chicken or salmon) for extra. Plus sandwiches/burgers and a few entrees. I liked how the menu has a variety so you could have a smaller or lighter entree if you like.I did think though as a group of four - our food all came out at different times. I don't know what the kitchen situation is like but probably it would be good to all order at once if you all wanted to eat at the same time! The dining room is beautiful - it was lovely to sit there and eat and look out over the water.

Been here many times but this is the first for lunch at the coffee bar. Staff were great and plenty of seating. Paid $10 for a wrap that was pretty hearty and delicious honestly. The view is fantastic but had I know they had more/better options at Eleven I would have gone there.

This restaurant is inside the crystal bridges museum in Bentonville. The architecture is beautiful, as are the views, but the food is just average. I got a veggie melt, which was soggy. All sandwiches come with shoestring fries, also soggy and cold. There were several sandwiches, including a turkey melt, grilled cheese, and a Reuben. It's basically a service where you order at the counter, take a number, and wait for your food. The people serving the food try to do the best with what they have.It was crowded the day I went, so seating was tough. The high top tables they have are ridiculous and difficult to manage for a 5'2 person like myself. Expensive for what it is, but that's expected from a cafe inside a museum. If you're at the museum, you're probably going to eat there anyway as a captive population.

I had the kale quinoa salad today. The kale had not been "worked" enough so it was tough and bitter. The quinoa was a very light sprinkle on the salad. It needed more dressing. I would not order again. I do often have their soup and it is always great.

Had a great lunch during our day at Crystal Bridges! You order at the counter and then they bring you your food. Everything looked good to us, so we asked the cashier what he recommended. We got the fried fish sandwich with fries and a side salad and everything was delish! A great stop if spending time at Crystal Bridges

We stopped to rest and have lunch on a Sunday while touring the museum and grounds. At lunch, you order at the counter and food is delivered to your table. We were glad to see that Black Apple hibiscus cider was an option. The brunch menu was still up so we ordered the brisket hash, the wedge salad, and the ancient grains.The hash was a standout!!!!! Really delicious. (I stole a couple of bites.) My grain salad was delicious as well. The Wedge was OK.Dessert offerings looked a bit sparse. I would not hesitate to eat lunch at this museum restaurant!

Ambiance Beautiful cafe located inside of Crystal Bridges Art Museum.Time of DayThursday Lunchtime Note: They were setting up for an event while we were finishing our meal and did not rush us in anyway once we finished eating. FoodFries were salty. Catfish sandwich was just okay, I enjoyed the cornbread much more! *vegetarian options availableOverallI would return to try more items on the menu.

First, great coffee. The potato cauliflower soup was good too and scalding hot. What was not good was the service: perfunctory with a side of snarkiness. No hello, no smile, no thank yous, neither from the cashier, nor the barista. No bueno. But as it's the only place to eat at the lovely Crystal Bridges Art Museum except for the pretzel cart outside, you're kind of stuck.There's great coffee and good soup served elsewhere with a smile though so next time I'll just wait.

Inside the Crystal Bridges Museum; there's a dining hall that has windows all around and beautiful architecture overheadI was tempted to give this a 3 star actually because as the other reviewers said, pretty limited selection of food and a little pricey. However, the inside is very nice and my friends had a decent lunch that wasn't too crowded but felt on the fancier side of the museum. Also if you grab a table, the ladies that brought us food were so sweet! I wanted to hug them!My eleven burger was pretty filling - I would like to remark that the cheese on this burger was memorable. Simple melted white cheese but I think it was thinner than most and it tasted really good with the patty