Cascade Café Menu – Washington, DC

Type : American restaurant

Location : Washington, DC

Cafeteria-style dining at the National Gallery of Art, with casual fare such as pizza & sandwiches. Based on 93 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 3.1 stars. Price

✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ No delivery

Cascade Café 20565

Address:
599 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20565

Phone: (202) 842-6679

Website: https://www.nga.gov/visit/cafes/cascade-cafe.html.html

Hours

Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday 11 AM–3 PM
Sunday 11 AM–3 PM
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed

Menu

Grab & Go Menu
Turkey & Ham Club Sandwich $13.00
Roasted Vegetable Baguette $12.00
Spicy Italian Sub $14.00
Caprese Sandwich $12.00
Tuna Salad Sandwich $13.00
Grill
Hand-Crafted Burger
Angus grass-fed beef patty served on a locally baked brioche bun
$8.50
The Very Vegan
Plant-based burger patty, Moroccan carrot salad, dukkah, arugula, carrot romesco sauce, vegan bun Contains nuts
$10.00
Flame-Grilled Free-Range Chicken Breast
Butter lettuce, tomato, sweet onion, green goddess aioli
$9.00
Chicken Tender Basket
All-natural breaded chicken tenders, French fries
$11.50
Buttery Grilled Cheese
White cheddar & Gruyère cheeses
$7.00
All-Beef Kosher Hot Dog $8.00
Seasoned French Fries $6.00
Buttery Grilled Cheese
White cheddar & Gruyère cheeses
$7.00
Sweet Potato Fries $6.50
Pizza
Formaggio
Mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce, fresh herbs, olive oil
$7.00
Pepperoni
Pepperoni, mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce, fresh herbs, olive oil
$8.00
Vegetarian
Sicilian eggplant, fresh and smoked mozzarella, Kalamata olives
$7.00
The Works
Pepperoni, sausage, ground beef, mushrooms, green peppers, onions
$8.00

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Reviews

Michael Valdivielso
Last time I visited the Cascade Cafe was over ten years ago with Mom. At the time the food was reataurant level food and they gave discounts to government employees. We had a proper meal.

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Marco in New York
Disclaimer: I only had coffee here because food was not available. Checking the menu it seems overpriced

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Anne Stewart
A wonderful place to eat inside. The best value is a salad with a flat rate of $13.25, you can choose your own toppings. The pickled onions like weird but are delicious!

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taye jackson
I visited this café this past weekend with my mom and son. I googled places to eat in the area prior to our day trip to the area. My son and I had the pepperoni pizza with French fries and orange juice and cranberry juice for a drink. As well as a slice of chocolate cake and lemon cake. My mom had a chicken Ceasar salad. The cleaning staff and staff at the Gelato and espresso counter were friendly and helpful. However, the food servers seemed pretty stand-off ish. My son & I pizza were cold, we ended up sitting way over but the waterfall/ window so walking back to have it reheated would have been a task. Also, I only took two bites of my chocolate cake, it lacked any richness. I will say that my mom’s salad looked great and she ate most of it so I’d say it tasted okay. Her and I were both shocked by the bill of $75. Overall, I would not visit this place again unfortunately.

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Tim Counihan
Most disorganized cafe I’ve ever ordered at. One hour of an industrial engineer would double their revenues. Great water cascade, though, to watch with your coffee and gelato.

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robert
Pretty place to sit & watch cascading water through a big window & great people watching as museum visitors stroll by. The food selection is limited & rather bland tasting. The prices are a bit high. Service is slow but but as it is mostly self service, it doesn’t matter too much.

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Caden Young
It’s disappointing that the government would choose to allow a private contractor to price gouge people ($6 for a small juice bottle) instead of providing food service on their own.

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C B
The cafe has a nice waterfall but food is awful! The salad is probably 3 days old with signs of discolouration (see picture). And the cost is $11!

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Sam Lee
Love the art, hate the food. Over-priced, made and served by people who don’t care. You’re better off eating before/after elsewhere or have a picnic on the Mall.

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Alice H
I waited 25 minutes before going up to the manager to ask him where my latte was, and I watched him remind the workers who begrudgingly made my order when there was no line behind me. Half of the cup was thick foam, and after a few sips, I ended up throwing it away. People who eventually ordered after me got their drinks before me, so I am assuming they lost my order. The manager was nice enough, but the workers there had a huge attitude, and I witnessed them being unkind to a lady in front of me. Quite a terrible experience.

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