Café Allegro - Phoenix, Arizona

Angie R.

The pork belly tacos were seriously the best tacos I've ever had in my life, and I've eaten a lot of tacos in my day! Hopefully, they put them on the main menu vs. the monthly special menu!

The queso pork melt torta was also delicious, but it needed a sauce to put it over the top! (Chipotle mayo?)

The beef veg soup was excellent, very rich in flavors, we highly recommend it.

msbusyblonde

Classy cafe inside the Musical Instrument Museum (must have a museum entry ticket, not open to public). One side is a walk up counter and the other is like a lunch line. My kids enjoyed their hot dog and mac and cheese. The Mac and cheese was not basic kids Mac and cheese... it was very good. My chicken sandwich was a good quality chicken breast, very tasty. There is lots of seating but it does fill up fast. The wall decor is so cool, with quotes from different famous musicians.

Kathryn F.

There is the Cafe and the cafeteria, and the food took about 15 minutes to receive the grill order. We sat outside and the scenery is beautiful. It is slightly pricey but for the quality I was pleased! It is much better than other museum food, and the coffee was really good!

Barb H. (.

We enjoyed having lunch on the outside patio for both the Beats Bar and Cafe Allegro. We ordered apple& cheese and tuna fish sandwiches which were delicious and freshly prepared. The portions were large enough that we could have shared a sandwich.There are bottled beverages, chips and baked goods for dessert.

Ying L.

Uhmm so I was expecting some basic overpriced museum food but this was actually a fantastic meal? I’m just blown away by my whole experience at MIM, including the unexpectedly tasty lunch! I got their deluxe burger and a side of onion rings. The burger was generously loaded, toasted brioche bun was buttery and crispy. Beef was fresh, all the toppings worked really well together. And the onion rings were the best I’ve had in a long time—thick, crispy and well seasoned in the outside, soft and oniony on the inside. A giant meal to fuel your energy for such a big, stimulating museum. The food wasn’t cheap, but it could’ve been much pricier given the venue. Overall not a bad choice for lunch if you’re here!

Sara M.

The Best Arizona Burger I had ! Appreciate the healthy side options. Recommend to eat by 12 if museum is busy that day. Nice outdoor seating options, for those of us who hate being inside all day. At back of restaurant area free water and ice available , drinks are priced high, but I thought all other foods reasonable, especially considering the high quality.

Rick G.

Of the many, many Museums my wife and I have enjoyed visiting over many years across the country, no institution visited has what I call the best in-house bistro than the Musical Instrument Museum of Arizona. I was amazed at the offerings, not only in the diversity of their menu, but how they change seasonally, the quality and enjoyment of eating here enhancing the visit to this magnificent museum. Their menu encompasses global cuisine, grills, entrées, salads and more! My recommendation is, start your perusing of the galleries first, stop off to grab a bite, and continue your visit to walk off the fab meal or snack you’ve consumed. Take it from me, it’s excellent.

walker I.

The cooker said this is not a overcooked sandwich for 15 dollars.