Atrium Cafe

This review is for Socca Mediterranean Cafe, one of the two cafe options at the Dallas Museum of Art. Socca's food is delicious. They make tasty salads served on a crepe-like flatbread made from chickpeas. We had the chicken artichoke socca (with goat cheese, roasted grapes & mixed greens) & the mediterranean tuna salad (with olives, capers & mixed greens). Both were excellent, fresh & filling. The DMA Cafe is good but typical, while Socca offers something unique & different. Note: Socca is located just outside the DMA indoor dining/seating area. There is outdoor seating or you can bring your Socca plate indoor.

I visit DMA for kids program regularly. I usually go to Klyde Warren Park food truck across the street for lunch... I just assume DMA cafe food would be blah and pricey. But this time it was too cold to eat outside, so I HAD TO eat at DMA cafe. I ordered margherita pizza and chicken stripes with fries. I was VERY surprised how they treated the "regular junk food" with dignity. The pizza was freshly handmade dough and seasoning was perfect!!! The french fries texture and taste were incredible, it wasn't tasteless like regular junk french fries. The chicken stripes were nice too. And they only charged me $12 for both items! I will definitely go back and maybe skip Klyde Warren Park food truck for DMA cafe from now on.