"The cafe was another of the highlights of the visit to the villa. We had the antipasto platter which was perfect as a snack after the visit. But all the food looked great. They offer free water from a container but also offer sodas, beer, and wine. It's an awesome setting and food was fast. Great place!"

"As the only place to get food at the Villa, you are a captive audience, but at least they do a decent job with the feed. FOOD: A variety of wraps and burgers and salads -- nothing earthshaking, but tasty and of decent proportions. Indeed, I was surprised by the amount of garlic fries that came with my burger. SERVICE: Everyone was nice. Food, prepped fresh, came pretty promptly. AMBIANCE: The place is clean and well kept, in the architecture of the modern additions to the Villa complex. VALUE: The food is pricey. Very pricey. You know how amazing it was that there was no entrance fee (parking notwithstanding)? This feels like where they make a bit of that back. On the other hand, it is (a) tasty and (b) the only game in town."

"Our lunch was tasty and healthy! We ordered a salad (ricotta, pistachios and artichoke), a margherita pizza and a chicken wrap. Portions were alright, but could have been more generous with the cheese on the pizza and the chicken inside the wrap. Some might find the food to be light-flavoured, but it was alright for us. Prices are alright, about the same as any other cafe in LA."

"Focaccia bread was too salty. It came with a raspberry spread which was sweet and the combination of both was not good at all. The chicken was so dry that it crumbled apart. The garlic fries were the normal frozen ones you get at the supermarket with raw garlic on top. All this for a total of $32 Please spend your money elsewhere"

"The beet salad was really good. A a little pricey for what it is but it is at the museum."