Combine culture with culinary during family travel to Florida at these five family-friendly museum restaurants.
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Bistro at Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College
Helmed by Chef Kaytlin Danagaran, housed in a museum in a historic Sarasota, Florida, high school, Bistro boasts a Florida farm stand-inspired menu with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. Chef Danagaran hosts cooking classes and demonstrations for guests.
Perez Art Museum Miami features Verde, led by Executive Chef Jeremy Shelton of Constellation Culinary Group. Known for waterfront brunch, Thursday night happy hours, and dinner and museum activations, the eatery serves a Mediterranean-American menu.
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The Restaurant at the Norton at Norton Museum of Art
In West Palm Beach, dine at The Restaurant at the Norton, led by Chef Jair Solis, while overlooking the museum’s sculpture garden. The current exhibits inspire Solis to create curated menus of entrees, starters and beverages.
Food@Science Café at Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
Science and food meet at Food@Science at Frost, offering a themed menu related to the museum exhibitions. Stop for a science-inspired lunch after taking in Oculus aquarium, the planetarium, a Mini-Camp:Dino Explorers event and more.
BRAVA! at Adrienne Arsht Center
On the second floor of Arsht Center’s Ziff Ballet Opera, BRAVA! boasts an expansive menu inspired by classic French cuisine. Large-scale photography lines the perimeter of the dining room, inviting for pre-show dinner and drinks.
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