Now Open: The New Walters Cafe

Relax and refuel during your visit to the Walters Art Museum at the newly renovated Walters Cafe. Located on the first level of the museum, the cafe has been updated with contemporary decor, a new menu and a renewed commitment to environmental sustainability. “We hope that it will feel vibrant, comfortable and bright,” says Andrea B. & John H. Laporte Director Julia Marciari-Alexander, adding that “the Walters Cafe adds a unique experience to the museum and to the historic Mt. Vernon neighborhood.”

The Walters has partnered with local businesses such as City Seeds, Mouth Party Caramels, Ceremony Coffee and Scotty Cakes to provide a changing selection of fresh salads, sandwiches, sweets and snacks, as well as beer and wine.

Adjacent to the Museum Store, the cafe is a perfect spot for afternoon coffee with friends, or visitors can take advantage of the museum’s free wi-fi for a working lunch. On Thursday nights, when the museum is open late, visitors can enjoy a glass of wine before touring the galleries or attending a performance on the Sculpture Court.

The Walters Cafe is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and until 8:30 p.m. on Thursday evenings. Free wi-fi is available throughout the museum. Members receive a 10% discount on purchases at the cafe and at the store.

About the Walters Art Museum
The Walters Art Museum, located in Baltimore’s historic Mount Vernon Cultural District at North Charles and Centre Streets, is free for all. The collections include Egyptian and Greek art from the ancient world, medieval art and manuscripts, Asian art, Islamic art, 19th-century French paintings, Renaissance and Baroque art, jewelry and decorative arts and much more. At the time of his death in 1931, museum founder Henry Walters left his entire collection of art to the city of Baltimore.

Visitor Information
Admission to museum is free. The Walters Art Museum is located at 600 N. Charles Street, north of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. For general museum information, call 410-547-9000 or visit https://thewalters.org.

Free admission to the Walters Art Museum is made possible through the combined generosity of individual members and donors, foundations, corporations, and grants from the City of Baltimore, Maryland State Arts Council, Citizens of Baltimore County, and Howard County Government and Howard County Arts Council.