Schokko Cafe

Drove a school bus full of students to the museum and stopped in for brunch. A well curated experience. The atmosphere in the cafe belongs in the museum. Simple, delicious, and food presentation as I would expect in a cultural setting. It’s obvious by the clientele in the cafe it’s a gem.

Food was fantastic, staff was kind and welcoming, atmosphere is wonderful. Coffee and teas were great. They validate parking as well! What better place for a Sunday brunch date? Highly recommend!

Had a great Sunday lunch. Food and service were excellent. It was a beautiful and sunny day, so the garden/patio were so nice. We had a salmon BLT sandwich with a side balsamic salad (delish) and the second meal was a gourmet grilled cheese and fries (also 2 thumbs up). We will definitely be back, probably often ( :

I mostly only get breakfast and coffee. Nice place, you don't need to pay admission. The plates are always aesthetically pleasing. I wouldn't recommend going on Sunday for dine in, it usually packed. The staff has always been friendly to me. If you go to places solo, this is one of the places to go

The service was great, the workers were helpful and friendly. The reason for two stars is that the food was subpar. The grilled cheese sounding yummy and the kids wanted the Mac and cheese. The kids did not eat it. They ate the fruit and fries. The fries were great! I did taste the Mac and cheese and I feel like it was bland and needed seasoning. The sandwich looked yummy, but the only thing I tasted was the tomato. Barely and cheese on it, and it said bacon came on it but there was only about a 1/2 tsp of bacon bits. Was very disappointed. Kids meals were $5, reasonably priced. And the grilled cheese was $12. Would have had a better grilled cheese for better price and Bob Evans.