Dine

The Dallas Museum of Art is pleased to offer visitors two dining experiences. The Atrium Cafe is located near the Museum’s Main Entrance and features a casual fare menu.

Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant boasts a sophisticated fine dining menu that can only be defined as culinary artistry and is located on the second level near the Ross Avenue Entrance.

Atrium Cafe
Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant
Special Event: Seventeen An Afternoon Tea, Talk, and Book Signing with Bruce Richardson
Catering and Special Events

Presenting imaginative, colorful dishes in a contemporary Paul Draper–designed room, Seventeen Seventeen creates “cuisine worthy of its museum environment” (Fort Worth Star-Telegram). The menu, inspired by the Museum’s collections and developed in collaboration with renowned chef Stephan Pyles, offers a sophisticated dining experience.

Download a PDF of the menu

Hours during King Tut*
Full-service lunch menu Tuesday–Saturday
11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Call 214-922-1858 for reservations.
 
Seventeen Seventeen Late Night Fridays Lounge (third Friday of the month, excluding December)
Join us for sophisticated small plates and half-price bottles of wine.
6:00–10:00 p.m.
 
* Hours subject to change

An Exclusive Holiday Experience
Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant and The Cultured Cup present

An Afternoon Tea, Talk, and Book Signing with Bruce Richardson

Sunday, December 14 Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant
First Seating: 1:30–3:00 p.m.* Second Seating: 4:00–5:30 p.m.*
* Book signing to follow

Limited availability. Advance ticket purchase required by Friday, December 12.   

$45 per person plus applicable sales tax
Price does not include book purchase.

DMA members receive a 10% discount and complimentary parking (based on garage availability).
        
Purchase Advance Tickets: 214-922-1858 or 1717Restaurant@DallasMuseumofArt.org        

 Join world-renowned tea authority Bruce Richardson for afternoon tea at the Dallas Museum of Art’s Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant in partnership with The Cultured Cup. Mr. Richardson will share highlights about his new edition of The Great Tea Rooms of America.  He is also the author of The Great Tea Rooms of Britain and co-author of The New Tea Companion with Jane Pettigrew, a book written for The National Trust of England.  

In the latest edition of The Great Tea Rooms of America, Dallas’s own The Cultured Cup has been named one of the top seven tea shops in America.  

Seventeen Seventeen’s Executive Chef Jason Ferraro has worked exclusively with The Cultured Cup to craft an afternoon tea menu that pays tribute to the world’s great tea cultures.  Your afternoon tea will begin with a delicate tea-infused flute of sparkling wine followed by a three-course seated afternoon tea menu. During tea, Mr. Richardson will share tales about America’s best tea rooms and tea shops as well as highlights from his new book, The Great Tea Rooms of America.  Following tea, Mr. Richardson will be available at the Museum Store to sign his latest book. The Great Tea Rooms of America will be available for purchase at the Museum Store.



Catering and Special Events
Few settings can rival the beauty and prestige of the Dallas Museum of Art. From elaborate galas to intimate affairs, our experienced special events team handles every detail with the style and creativity expected of this world-class venue.

Whether you prefer the modern and spacious design of the Hamon Atrium, the elegant simplicity of Seventeen Seventeen, or the unique outdoor experience of the Sculpture Garden, the Dallas Museum of Art is a perfect place to celebrate.

To host a private event at the Dallas Museum of Art, contact 214-922-1382 or visit us online at DallasMuseumofArt-events.com.

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