Grill Art Cafe

Tucked into a narrow row house complete with stamped-tin ceiling and exposed-brick walls, Grill Art offers salads, stuffed portobellos, pizzas, and interesting sandwiches. Dinner entrees include enchiladas and tortellini stew. Since there's no liquor license, it's BYOB. Brunch is served on Saturday and Sunday. There's a coffee bar right by the door.

Posted on June 22, 2011. Brought to you by frommers.

The food is absolutely delicious. It's well worth the long wait. The banana cake was out of this world! The atmosphere is cozy and romantic.

Posted by Lisa B on February 18, 2009. Brought to you by zagat.

In a word, awesome

Average Rating

100

My husband and I live in Hampden and have been to Grill Art several times, usually for breakfast/brunch, but occasionally for lunch and we've always found it to be an enjoyable experience with great food and a very sweet and attentive wait staff. The coffee is FABULOUS and is always fresh (not sitting around burning for hours) and I absolutely love several of their menu items, such as the huevos rancheros, which I actually think is alot better than the one served at Golden West. Every pizza I've had has been wonderful - my husband loves the one with goats cheese - and we've never had a...

Posted by by maz6470 at Citysearch on February 14, 2009. Brought to you by Citysearch.

DONT GO HERE IF YOU WANT GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD FOOD!! GO BACK TO GOLDEN WEST OR HOLY FRIJOLES!!

Average Rating

20

Last night we bought gift certificates for Grill Art from Restaurantdotcom anticipating an enjoyable evening with our friends. The service was horrendously slow (almost 60 minutes before we were served our dinner). The food wasn't even that good, my bread was stale, and the shrimp thai sauce was from a heated bottle of $1.99 sweet chili sauce that you can buy from the korean supermarket (stay away and go back to golden west cafe!!) When we paid the bill, we used our certificate. There were 6 of us and all of us signed our bills and put a 20% tip on it (forgetting we had used the...

Posted by by volcomflwr at Citysearch on January 18, 2009. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Okay food, terrible service

Average Rating

40

I want to like Grill Art, I really do... they are located on the Avenue in Hampden, which is my 'hood. My first visit to Grill Art was several years ago; I went with a friend and her 2 year old daughter. We ordered something simple -…read full review »

Posted on December 06, 2008. Brought to you by menuism.

Very cute American Bistro style, with rotating art covering the walls. Word is you can buy with you like. Unique quesadillas and pizzas, sandwiches with a twist, and pasta "small plates" pepper the regular menu, plus a list of daily specials. Great for a date. BYOB. Highly recommended.

Posted by Ashley51285 on February 13, 2008. Brought to you by zagat.

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Posted on February 24, 2015. Brought to you by opendius.

For some reason, Grill Art always seems to be as empty as Paris Hiltons stomach. But, the Hampden bistro serves up a rotating menu of premium dishes and dessertslike the grouper with pesto sauce and the heavy hot milk cakethat are worth stopping in to try. For those just looking for a quick bite, grab one of the gourmet sandwiches or black bean burger.

Posted on August 28, 2009. Brought to you by metromix.