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After a great afternoon exploring the galleries, this was such a cool way to end the night! We got seated outside, so we had a great view of downtown, and there was a concert across the street, so we got a dinner and a show! Allie was our server, and she was so great! She was attentive, kind, and even gave us some hot tea to keep us warm since the heat lamps didn't work! She earned her tip for sure!! The food was honestly pretty delicious. For appetizers we had calamari, the crab cake, and the spinach artichoke with the potato chips. They were so good, we honestly didn't need the entrees, but my chicken milanesa was and crispy and tender, and the brussel sprouts were excellent. And the side quest cocktail was great, and I loved the museum insignia on the ice cube. Honestly, I'd love to come back and experience this again; the bar looked pretty cool to sit at! The only thing g holding me back from 5 stars was that it took a while to get our drinks and food because the bar was backed up; I'll chalk it up to this place only being opened recently. But all in all, an excellent night for us all.
Great view of the city, lots of natural light, and nice quick bites. The menu isn't anything special: mostly American foods that can cater to any level of picky eater. I wouldn't say there was anything incredible that would make you have to wait hours on end from the standby list - I was shocked by how empty the restaurant was compared to how "booked out" the reservations were. It's worth a trip to see the view! My fav thing no lie was the Mac and cheese
This restaurant recently opened along with the new (as of late 2026) Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Exposition Park and is located on the top floor of the building which allows for some gorgeous views of the DTLA skyline. The inside is beautifully designed with lots of curvy lines and lots of wood. It feels like I walked into the holodeck on a ship in the Star Trek universe and asked for a nice upscale place to enjoy a meal. (Futuristic and classic at the same time). Really glad it felt universal and elegant versus leaning into something like the cantina at galaxy's edge (no fuzzy taun tauns here) The sense of hospitality here felt elevated from all the folks we interacted with from the hostesses to our servers, etc. The food: knowing that this restaurant will be visited by all types of folks from everywhere, the menu is modern American with lots of ingredients sourced from the Skywalker properties in Northern California. They have a nice cocktail menu as well as a good selection of spirits, wine, and beer. I believe they take walk-ins at the bar depending on how busy it is. I was lucky enough to make a reservation right when it was available for the same day of our scheduled museum visit. Reservation was for 1pm on a Saturday. We checked in at the ground floor of the building about 15 mins prior and went up the fast elevators to the fifth floor. Then we checked in with the hostesses to get seated. There was four of us so we ordered some cocktails and a bunch of food to share family style. I got the 'Main Character Energy' cocktail which was close to an Old Fashioned and I really enjoyed it! I thought the food was wonderful overall. Respectfully, there's nothing on the menu I'm gonna tell people to go specifically here for, but I really enjoyed everything I ate. Maybe we ordered well, but nothing was bad. And in terms of museums or other destination type venues like this, I would be very happy if they had a restaurant like this. We ordered: - Pigs in a blanket (I really enjoyed this app; comes with a side of mustard) - Crispy chicken Milanese - Chicken and mushroom crepe (most unique item meaning you don't see this dish as often as the others on menus) - Skywalker Ranch Wagyu burger - Charred broccolini Desserts - Basque Cheesecake - Citrus sundae (loved this more of the two desserts we had) Just a really cool restaurant aesthetically and with great hospitality and food. Again, I've been to restaurants in stadiums and other big venues and this is probably one of the best ones I've been to.
Tried the burger and it was very tasty. Would happily return. Beautiful views from the patio. Server was extremely friendly. Runner was young and needs some additional training as he kept trying to pick up our plates as we were still eating.
Was really excited to come here the second week they were open heard lots of good things about Skywalker Grill in Northern California so we were lucky enough to book a table here on a Friday night wasn't very packed, which is cool! The menu is decently sized but also a bit pricey. The space is beautiful and just like everything and the Lucas Museum no sharp corners whatsoever and hidden speakers. Service was less stellar as the servers came and picked up my old-fashioned before it was even time I had to signal to the server to return it because it was still about 1/4 of the way full. I ordered the Skywalker burger to a medium rare it unfortunately came out as medium maybe even slightly well done. The bread was thick and a bit dry unfortunately. The burger itself was pretty dry for a Wagyu burger. I've had Wagyu burgers and they're generally juicy, even if overcooked that's because of the high fat content it would appear. They burned out the fat content before it even got to my table. The fries, however, were stellar and the star of the dish as well as the aïoli that I asked for once it arrived, but had to ask at least three times from the server once again. I'll check this up to a new restaurant growing pains so I'll give it another shot and visit again in the future.
I was so excited to plan my visit around getting into this restaurant. And it did not disappoint. From the minute you enter you feel like you are in this relaxed atmosphere with the most gorgeous view! I loved where we sat to just soak up the view while we ate. To start we got the crab cakes and Skywalker chop salad. For drinks the Main character energy and plot twist. For main coarse my dad got the club sandwich while my mom and I shared the crispy chicken miileese. All of it was terrific. I can't even chose a favorite. Can't recommend enough what we got. Also, super accommodating to asking for items on this side. The service was top notch. This place is booked up for months. Not once did they rush you to try and get the next person in. The pace was great and appreciated. Can't wait to go back as the other appetizers looked so good you lit could just have your meal off that.
I originally planned to make a museum reservation, but it was fully booked that Saturday. Luckily, I was able to book Skywalker Grill instead, which allowed us to get same-day museum tickets! Apparently, this is a relatively new option if the museum is fully booked on the day of your visit. Located on the fifth floor, the Grill has a modern, upscale atmosphere with indoor dining and bar seating. The also offer outdoor seating on the patio with a decent views of the LA skyline. The menu offers a variety of options, including burgers, chicken tenders, and pasta. I ordered chicken tenders (comes with 5 pieces) to share and a mushroom and chicken crepe. Overall, the food was just okay. It was a bit too salty for my liking. Portions felt slightly small for the price, though not unreasonable considering the concept they were going for. Service was decent, with a few minor communication issues but the staff were friendly. Overall, it's a convenient dining option if you're visiting the museum, though the food could be better. Parking wasn't an issue since we opted for the paid parking.
We checked in at the museum at 10:30 am and got a walk in space at the bar around 3pm. The restaurant is very beautiful and the service was quick and as expected for a nice restaurant. The food was a little lacking and overpriced. I got the chicken and mushroom crepe 3/5 for $25 and it wasn't anything special and I felt like it could have been better seasoned. It seemed a little overcooked all around. Chopped salad 4/5 $27 it was fresh and I liked it more than the crepe French fries 3/5, nothing special A nice lady at the bar shared her brocolinni with us and that was actually really tasty and well cooked/ seasoned. I think it's overall worth going to one to see that area of the museum, but i wouldn't make special plans just to go there.
I felt very lucky to have nabbed a reservation for this restaurant on the same day as my visit to the museum. When I arrived at noon, the line was obscenely long but I'm not sure if that was also because there were people trying to put their name down for a walk-in visit. In any event, by the time it was my reservation (3:30pm), the line had died down and the restaurant was no longer taking any walk-ins. When I checked in, we took an elevator straight to the 5th floor and checked in again with the hostess. Everyone leading up to that was super accommodating and friendly. We sat down and ordered cocktails. Our waitress had a flat affect and did not really seem to be happy to be there. What we ordered: COCKTAILS - All very enjoyable! Beautifully made! Slow Burn ($22) - Super refreshing tequila drink! Main Character Energy ($22) - Reminded me of an old fashioned. Spirit forward! Plot Twist ($18) - Light and refreshing! Super yummy Night Shift ($18) - Slightly sweeter with notes of chocolate but reminded me of Main Character Energy FOOD Blue Crab Cake ($35)- WOW, was this yummy! It's a small portion but it is filled with crab. When I reflect on how much this was after the fact, not sure that it is worth the price tag. It is delish though. Classic Caesar Salad ($22) - No frills salad, but it was well done. Again, not sure it is worth the price tag for what you get, but I suppose it is the premium you pay for dining here. Grilled Salmon ($45) - I enjoyed this dish a lot more than I thought! The miso glaze is well done and the accompanying broccolini was tasty as well! I really enjoyed this! Skywalker Ranch Wagyu Burger ($38) - Everyone gets this since all the beef served at this restaurant is from Lucas's own ranch. The burger was good, but it wasn't anything mindblowing and I don't know that I could distinguish this from a non-wagyu cow. The fries were tasty! Overall, you come for the views and the vibes. Dining outside seems like the way to go if you can since it has a relaxed and chill vibe. The cocktails were a hit, the food is solid but nothing mindblowing. It is pricey, so think special occasion. Otherwise, I'm grateful that I was able to dine here. Just wish that our waitress didn't have such a RBF lol
Last night, we celebrated our daughter's birthday at Skywalker Grill and had a wonderful evening! The restaurant offers beautiful views of the Downtown LA skyline, and the modern, stylish interior creates an inviting atmosphere. Especially loved the sleek, sophisticated bar area, which looks like a great spot to relax and enjoy a drink. We started with the Blue Crab Cake and Mozzarella Sticks, followed by the Crispy Chicken Milanese, Grilled Salmon, Ragu Bolognese, and Skywalker Ranch Wagyu Burger. We also shared the Roasted Brussels Sprouts. Everything was well prepared and flavorful. For dessert, we enjoyed the Citrus Sundae, Chocolate Layer Cake, Basque Cheesecake and Vanilla Sorbet (not pictured), which were a sweet ending to our celebration. A special shoutout to Brenda S. for the exceptional service! She was genuinely friendly, attentive, and made sure we were well taken care of throughout the evening. Her warm hospitality made our daughter's birthday celebration even more enjoyable. Overall, Skywalker Grill was a lovely choice for our daughter's birthday dinner. We enjoyed the food, atmosphere, and most importantly, spending quality time together as a family. Looking forward to visiting again!
WOW! What an amazing dining experience inside of a museum! I feel lucky I got to experience this fantastic restaurant on the day I visited the museum since I could not get reservations. I tried doing a walk-in request the moment I got to the museum entrance since I heard that's the way to do it if you don't have a reservation. I didn't think I would get a table since this restaurant (at the time of this review) is impossible to get into so I gave them my name and went on to see the museum while waiting to hear from the restaurant. I was shocked to get a text from them during my visit in the museum! Once you get to the restaurant, you are treated so well! Not only is the restaurant beautiful but the food is phenomenal!! Having read some reviews that are on the bad side, I'm left confused and flabbergasted to think anyone would not like the food here! Since they have a "come as you are" policy regarding the dress code, I did feel very underdressed as I am not used to being in tshirt and shorts while eating at such a fine restaurant. Anyway, this restaurant is a bit expensive but worth every penny if you ask me and it is worth the effort to get in if you can.
As soon as reservations opened for this restaurant I knew I had to be there. No regrets. We pulled up to the garage, parking is onsite. We didn't have to pay. I'm not sure if it was a fluke or just it's recently new. We took the elevator up and walked over to the gates. We were greeted and asked if we had reservations. Then they directed us to the right. The building itself is gorgeous. Beautiful, expansive. I was blown away. We walked in and were directed to the elevators which on their own are works of art. We went up to the restaurant and got out. We were early and checked in. Only waited about 5 min before we were seated. The restaurant is beautiful. The decor, the tables, the view. I can sing it's praises all day. Windows overlook the LA skyline. I ordered the ragu bolognese along with a glass of rose. My sister ordered the crispy chicken milanese along with the Slow Burn. Both dishes and drinks were delightful. Service was fantastic. Servers were friendly and attentive. Definitely can't wait to return. Definitely a must do!
This was difficult to reserve online in advance but I lucked out checking last-minute for a next-day reservation. There was only patio seating available to reserve, which probably would have been fine on any other day, except on this day it started raining pretty hard midway through lunch. Given the sunbrellas outside weren't equipped for rain, we thankfully got moved inside. If you get a chance to choose, I'd recommend sitting inside. The interior ambiance was nice and the high ceilings and futuristic interiors made the experience quite unique. You don't really get to experience the interior or the architecture of the building when you're sitting out on the patio. However, something to keep in mind--there was significant echoing inside which made it difficult to hear across the table. The food was fine but nothing special. Same goes for the drinks.
Reviews are generally positive. People highlight the beautiful decor and views, friendly and attentive staff, and enjoy the popular Wagyu burger and creative cocktails.
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A Dining Experience Worth the Hype! Skywalker Grille at the Lucas Museum was definitely one of the highlights of our visit! From the moment we arrived, the experience felt exclusive. The atmosphere was beautiful, the food was amazing, and those stunning skyline views were the icing on the cake! What makes this place even more special is how difficult it is to secure a reservation. With reservations already booked for the remainder of the year, getting a table feels like scoring a golden ticket! I especially appreciated that this wasn't just another museum dining experience. It felt like a destination within the destination. The setting, ambiance, and overall experience made it memorable. Whether you're a Star Wars fan or simply someone who appreciates unique dining experiences, Skywalker Grille is absolutely worth adding to your list. My advice? If you manage to snag a reservation, don't hesitate! read more
After a great afternoon exploring the galleries, this was such a cool way to end the night! We got seated outside, so we had a great view of downtown, and there was a concert across the street, so we got a dinner and a show! Allie was our server, and she was so great! She was attentive, kind, and even gave us some hot tea to keep us warm since the heat lamps didn't work! She earned her tip for sure!! The food was honestly pretty delicious. For appetizers we had calamari, the crab cake, and the spinach artichoke with the potato chips. They were so good, we honestly didn't need the entrees, but my chicken milanesa was and crispy and tender, and the brussel sprouts were excellent. And the side quest cocktail was great, and I loved the museum insignia on the ice cube. Honestly, I'd love to come back and experience this again; the bar looked pretty cool to sit at! The only thing g holding me back from 5 stars was that it took a while to get our drinks and food because the bar was backed up; I'll chalk it up to this place only being opened recently. But all in all, an excellent night for us all. read more
Great view of the city, lots of natural light, and nice quick bites. The menu isn't anything special: mostly American foods that can cater to any level of picky eater. I wouldn't say there was anything incredible that would make you have to wait hours on end from the standby list - I was shocked by how empty the restaurant was compared to how "booked out" the reservations were. It's worth a trip to see the view! My fav thing no lie was the Mac and cheese read more
This restaurant recently opened along with the new (as of late 2026) Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Exposition Park and is located on the top floor of the building which allows for some gorgeous views of the DTLA skyline. The inside is beautifully designed with lots of curvy lines and lots of wood. It feels like I walked into the holodeck on a ship in the Star Trek universe and asked for a nice upscale place to enjoy a meal. (Futuristic and classic at the same time). Really glad it felt universal and elegant versus leaning into something like the cantina at galaxy's edge (no fuzzy taun tauns here) The sense of hospitality here felt elevated from all the folks we interacted with from the hostesses to our servers, etc. The food: knowing that this restaurant will be visited by all types of folks from everywhere, the menu is modern American with lots of ingredients sourced from the Skywalker properties in Northern California. They have a nice cocktail menu as well as a good selection of spirits, wine, and beer. I believe they take walk-ins at the bar depending on how busy it is. I was lucky enough to make a reservation right when it was available for the same day of our scheduled museum visit. Reservation was for 1pm on a Saturday. We checked in at the ground floor of the building about 15 mins prior and went up the fast elevators to the fifth floor. Then we checked in with the hostesses to get seated. There was four of us so we ordered some cocktails and a bunch of food to share family style. I got the 'Main Character Energy' cocktail which was close to an Old Fashioned and I really enjoyed it! I thought the food was wonderful overall. Respectfully, there's nothing on the menu I'm gonna tell people to go specifically here for, but I really enjoyed everything I ate. Maybe we ordered well, but nothing was bad. And in terms of museums or other destination type venues like this, I would be very happy if they had a restaurant like this. We ordered: - Pigs in a blanket (I really enjoyed this app; comes with a side of mustard) - Crispy chicken Milanese - Chicken and mushroom crepe (most unique item meaning you don't see this dish as often as the others on menus) - Skywalker Ranch Wagyu burger - Charred broccolini Desserts - Basque Cheesecake - Citrus sundae (loved this more of the two desserts we had) Just a really cool restaurant aesthetically and with great hospitality and food. Again, I've been to restaurants in stadiums and other big venues and this is probably one of the best ones I've been to. read more
Tried the burger and it was very tasty. Would happily return. Beautiful views from the patio. Server was extremely friendly. Runner was young and needs some additional training as he kept trying to pick up our plates as we were still eating. read more
2 days ago
Was really excited to come here the second week they were open heard lots of good things about Skywalker Grill in Northern California so we were lucky enough to book a table here on a Friday night wasn't very packed, which is cool! The menu is decently sized but also a bit pricey. The space is beautiful and just like everything and the Lucas Museum no sharp corners whatsoever and hidden speakers. Service was less stellar as the servers came and picked up my old-fashioned before it was even time I had to signal to the server to return it because it was still about 1/4 of the way full. I ordered the Skywalker burger to a medium rare it unfortunately came out as medium maybe even slightly well done. The bread was thick and a bit dry unfortunately. The burger itself was pretty dry for a Wagyu burger. I've had Wagyu burgers and they're generally juicy, even if overcooked that's because of the high fat content it would appear. They burned out the fat content before it even got to my table. The fries, however, were stellar and the star of the dish as well as the aïoli that I asked for once it arrived, but had to ask at least three times from the server once again. I'll check this up to a new restaurant growing pains so I'll give it another shot and visit again in the future. read more
3 days ago
I was so excited to plan my visit around getting into this restaurant. And it did not disappoint. From the minute you enter you feel like you are in this relaxed atmosphere with the most gorgeous view! I loved where we sat to just soak up the view while we ate. To start we got the crab cakes and Skywalker chop salad. For drinks the Main character energy and plot twist. For main coarse my dad got the club sandwich while my mom and I shared the crispy chicken miileese. All of it was terrific. I can't even chose a favorite. Can't recommend enough what we got. Also, super accommodating to asking for items on this side. The service was top notch. This place is booked up for months. Not once did they rush you to try and get the next person in. The pace was great and appreciated. Can't wait to go back as the other appetizers looked so good you lit could just have your meal off that. read more
3 days ago
I originally planned to make a museum reservation, but it was fully booked that Saturday. Luckily, I was able to book Skywalker Grill instead, which allowed us to get same-day museum tickets! Apparently, this is a relatively new option if the museum is fully booked on the day of your visit. Located on the fifth floor, the Grill has a modern, upscale atmosphere with indoor dining and bar seating. The also offer outdoor seating on the patio with a decent views of the LA skyline. The menu offers a variety of options, including burgers, chicken tenders, and pasta. I ordered chicken tenders (comes with 5 pieces) to share and a mushroom and chicken crepe. Overall, the food was just okay. It was a bit too salty for my liking. Portions felt slightly small for the price, though not unreasonable considering the concept they were going for. Service was decent, with a few minor communication issues but the staff were friendly. Overall, it's a convenient dining option if you're visiting the museum, though the food could be better. Parking wasn't an issue since we opted for the paid parking. read more
5 days ago
We checked in at the museum at 10:30 am and got a walk in space at the bar around 3pm. The restaurant is very beautiful and the service was quick and as expected for a nice restaurant. The food was a little lacking and overpriced. I got the chicken and mushroom crepe 3/5 for $25 and it wasn't anything special and I felt like it could have been better seasoned. It seemed a little overcooked all around. Chopped salad 4/5 $27 it was fresh and I liked it more than the crepe French fries 3/5, nothing special A nice lady at the bar shared her brocolinni with us and that was actually really tasty and well cooked/ seasoned. I think it's overall worth going to one to see that area of the museum, but i wouldn't make special plans just to go there. read more
8 days ago
I felt very lucky to have nabbed a reservation for this restaurant on the same day as my visit to the museum. When I arrived at noon, the line was obscenely long but I'm not sure if that was also because there were people trying to put their name down for a walk-in visit. In any event, by the time it was my reservation (3:30pm), the line had died down and the restaurant was no longer taking any walk-ins. When I checked in, we took an elevator straight to the 5th floor and checked in again with the hostess. Everyone leading up to that was super accommodating and friendly. We sat down and ordered cocktails. Our waitress had a flat affect and did not really seem to be happy to be there. What we ordered: COCKTAILS - All very enjoyable! Beautifully made! Slow Burn ($22) - Super refreshing tequila drink! Main Character Energy ($22) - Reminded me of an old fashioned. Spirit forward! Plot Twist ($18) - Light and refreshing! Super yummy Night Shift ($18) - Slightly sweeter with notes of chocolate but reminded me of Main Character Energy FOOD Blue Crab Cake ($35)- WOW, was this yummy! It's a small portion but it is filled with crab. When I reflect on how much this was after the fact, not sure that it is worth the price tag. It is delish though. Classic Caesar Salad ($22) - No frills salad, but it was well done. Again, not sure it is worth the price tag for what you get, but I suppose it is the premium you pay for dining here. Grilled Salmon ($45) - I enjoyed this dish a lot more than I thought! The miso glaze is well done and the accompanying broccolini was tasty as well! I really enjoyed this! Skywalker Ranch Wagyu Burger ($38) - Everyone gets this since all the beef served at this restaurant is from Lucas's own ranch. The burger was good, but it wasn't anything mindblowing and I don't know that I could distinguish this from a non-wagyu cow. The fries were tasty! Overall, you come for the views and the vibes. Dining outside seems like the way to go if you can since it has a relaxed and chill vibe. The cocktails were a hit, the food is solid but nothing mindblowing. It is pricey, so think special occasion. Otherwise, I'm grateful that I was able to dine here. Just wish that our waitress didn't have such a RBF lol read more
Last night, we celebrated our daughter's birthday at Skywalker Grill and had a wonderful evening! The restaurant offers beautiful views of the Downtown LA skyline, and the modern, stylish interior creates an inviting atmosphere. Especially loved the sleek, sophisticated bar area, which looks like a great spot to relax and enjoy a drink. We started with the Blue Crab Cake and Mozzarella Sticks, followed by the Crispy Chicken Milanese, Grilled Salmon, Ragu Bolognese, and Skywalker Ranch Wagyu Burger. We also shared the Roasted Brussels Sprouts. Everything was well prepared and flavorful. For dessert, we enjoyed the Citrus Sundae, Chocolate Layer Cake, Basque Cheesecake and Vanilla Sorbet (not pictured), which were a sweet ending to our celebration. A special shoutout to Brenda S. for the exceptional service! She was genuinely friendly, attentive, and made sure we were well taken care of throughout the evening. Her warm hospitality made our daughter's birthday celebration even more enjoyable. Overall, Skywalker Grill was a lovely choice for our daughter's birthday dinner. We enjoyed the food, atmosphere, and most importantly, spending quality time together as a family. Looking forward to visiting again! read more
10 days ago
WOW! What an amazing dining experience inside of a museum! I feel lucky I got to experience this fantastic restaurant on the day I visited the museum since I could not get reservations. I tried doing a walk-in request the moment I got to the museum entrance since I heard that's the way to do it if you don't have a reservation. I didn't think I would get a table since this restaurant (at the time of this review) is impossible to get into so I gave them my name and went on to see the museum while waiting to hear from the restaurant. I was shocked to get a text from them during my visit in the museum! Once you get to the restaurant, you are treated so well! Not only is the restaurant beautiful but the food is phenomenal!! Having read some reviews that are on the bad side, I'm left confused and flabbergasted to think anyone would not like the food here! Since they have a "come as you are" policy regarding the dress code, I did feel very underdressed as I am not used to being in tshirt and shorts while eating at such a fine restaurant. Anyway, this restaurant is a bit expensive but worth every penny if you ask me and it is worth the effort to get in if you can. read more
As soon as reservations opened for this restaurant I knew I had to be there. No regrets. We pulled up to the garage, parking is onsite. We didn't have to pay. I'm not sure if it was a fluke or just it's recently new. We took the elevator up and walked over to the gates. We were greeted and asked if we had reservations. Then they directed us to the right. The building itself is gorgeous. Beautiful, expansive. I was blown away. We walked in and were directed to the elevators which on their own are works of art. We went up to the restaurant and got out. We were early and checked in. Only waited about 5 min before we were seated. The restaurant is beautiful. The decor, the tables, the view. I can sing it's praises all day. Windows overlook the LA skyline. I ordered the ragu bolognese along with a glass of rose. My sister ordered the crispy chicken milanese along with the Slow Burn. Both dishes and drinks were delightful. Service was fantastic. Servers were friendly and attentive. Definitely can't wait to return. Definitely a must do! read more
This was difficult to reserve online in advance but I lucked out checking last-minute for a next-day reservation. There was only patio seating available to reserve, which probably would have been fine on any other day, except on this day it started raining pretty hard midway through lunch. Given the sunbrellas outside weren't equipped for rain, we thankfully got moved inside. If you get a chance to choose, I'd recommend sitting inside. The interior ambiance was nice and the high ceilings and futuristic interiors made the experience quite unique. You don't really get to experience the interior or the architecture of the building when you're sitting out on the patio. However, something to keep in mind--there was significant echoing inside which made it difficult to hear across the table. The food was fine but nothing special. Same goes for the drinks. read more
I understand that this restaurant is new and they are catching their stride so I will be generous with the review here. The service is stellar from the host stand to our bartender to our waitress everyone was attentive, friendly and as helpful as can be. The food is delicious not amazing but really really good and the drinks are also well balanced and have great presentation and taste! They were out of several items in their very small menu but what was left was beautifully plated and flavorful. My two recommendations are these, the food took FOREVER to come out, like an hour for our mains. That being said it was good quality and hot. Staff your kitchen!! The second recommendation is all those managers on site who avoided eye contact until we got our food need to engage with customers earlier to assure them food is coming! They ignored us and huddled in the corner until we were eating. I would recommend offering free bread or something to quell the hangry! read more
Skywalker Grill: Stunning views and great food, but the kitchen needs to pick up the pace. I finally tried Skywalker Grill, LA's new trending spot, and the architecture alone is worth the visit. The building looks like a futuristic spaceship, with a museum on one side and the restaurant on the other. A whole team of staff greets you at the entrance and checks you in for either the museum or the restaurant. When our table was ready, we were escorted to the elevator and up to the top floor. The moment you walk in, the view takes over. It has a true fine-dining feel, with beautiful flower arrangements and an elegant ambiance made even more stunning by the scenery. We sat outside overlooking the downtown skyline, which was absolutely gorgeous. Appetizers: The spinach artichoke dip with ruffled potato chips was underwhelming; I've had better. The pigs in a blanket, on the other hand, were a simple dish done really well, and the spicy mustard on the side made them our favorite starter. Entrées: The Wagyu burger with fries was fantastic, rich, buttery, and perfectly cooked. My grilled salmon with chili broccolini plate was also cooked to perfection, and paired nicely with a glass of rosé. Dessert: We were celebrating my birthday early, and they kindly comped my dessert, a pear dish. It was a little too sweet for my taste, but the coconut sorbet served alongside was fantastic. Service: Our waiter was warm and personable, but timing needs work. We waited long enough for our meals that he came by three times to apologize for the delay. They only opened a month ago and are clearly slammed, but I hope they tighten up the kitchen's pacing. Overall, I was really happy to experience this place, and I'll be back as soon as I can snag another reservation. Fair warning, though: they seem to be booked through most of next year. We hoped to do the museum and dinner on the same day for the full experience, but with demand this high we couldn't coordinate both. I'll be visiting the museum separately and will review it then! read more
17 days ago
Shout out to my wonder waiter Phil! Beautiful restaurant located in the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts. You do not need tickets to the museum to eat at the restaurant. Outside of the name, there's nothing Star Wars about this place. No memorabilia, not even a themed drink. There's a small bar what takes walk-ins. Reservations are sold out for months however when I visited on a Sunday, the restaurant was not even half full. The entire outside patio was open but it was hot so only 1 table was occupied. The restaurant itself is gorgeous. The menu is basic, but the food is good. Overall, I had a nice experience, but I found it to be a little too pricey for what you get. read more
We visited Skywalker Grill on a Saturday for an early dinner after spending the day at the Lucas Museum. It was a really nice way to end our visit. First off, the restaurant is beautiful, and the view is amazing! The floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the LA skyline, and the whole space is really impressive. There was also more than enough staff, and everyone was super courteous and attentive. Our server, Erin, was absolutely fantastic! She was friendly, attentive, and really made the experience that much better. Definitely top-notch service. The menu is what I would describe as California-inspired. I ordered the steak frites, and the seasoning on the steak was amazing. The chimichurri was absolutely delicious! I believe the beef actually comes from Skywalker Ranch, which is a nice touch. My husband ordered the Bolognese and said his was really good too. We started with a couple of cocktails, the Lucky You and the Plot Twist. We also ordered the bread service, which was probably the only thing I wouldn't recommend. It was a little lacking, and honestly, I'd skip it unless you really want bread. For dessert, we had the coconut sorbet, which was also really tasty and a nice way to finish the meal. Overall, we really enjoyed our dinner. The food was good, the service was excellent, and you really can't beat that view. It's a great way to wrap up a day at the museum, and I'd definitely recommend checking it out. read more
It's already a plus because this place is in the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. I will also say the food here is better than most museum restaurants. I see why this is one of the hardest seats to get. The salmon was really good. Ordering it the way the chef prepares it is a great choice. I would recommend adding an extra side of vegetables. The french fries were a great add-on since you'll do a ton of walking. The Burrata was tasty. The bread was a tad hard but not overpowering. I will also say the drink is great. Grab the one with tequila; I ordered two, and it was so tasty. The best part was Phil, Vincent, Manuel, and the woman head manager on duty, who were truly amazing. The service from start to finish was above and beyond. Each person went the extra mile to be attentive and kind. I will definitely be back again. read more
Food: 4* Service: 5* Ambiance: 5* Pro-tip: Join as a museum member and you get 10% discount off food and priority booking and seating. Food Celebrating a milestone birthday here. We ordered the mozzarella cheese sticks (4*), oysters (5*), calamari (5*), and the Lucas chopped salad (5*) for appetizers. The mozzarella sticks were good and you get four thick ones. Good, but nothing special. The oysters (6 for $28) were delicious hailing from Washington state, they were fat, plump, juicy and briny. Some of the best I've had in a while but pricey. The calamari was another stand out, crispy, golden brown and amply portioned, served with lemon and a side of chipotle aioli. They were a standout. The Lucas chopped salad was really good. A traditional sold with some non-traditional accoutrements like beats, crispy chickpeas, and cheddar cheese. It was ample to share amongst us four and the balsamic vinaigrette helped to cut the richness. Main dishes My partner had the chicken Milanese (3*). He said while amply portioned it was terribly dry and flavorless. I and our other cousin ordered the ragu bolognese (3*), I found it overly sweet and under flavored. I asked for some red pepper flakes and olive oil and that helped. He liked his, but did say it was vey sweet and added salt to counter. Our cousin had the salmon with honey miso glaze (4*). The salmon was perfectly tender and juicy, the honey miso the glaze was overly sweet and it made the miso glaze burn, so you got an acrid taste from it. The broccolini served alongside (5*) was crisp tender and flavorful. The broccolini ordered for the table was the same as the salmon, excellent. Service The service was impeccable here. Once you get past the person guarding the podium on the 1st floor before you can go to the elevator to get to the restaurant on the 5th floor, service was fantastic. The first floor guard was a little surly, rude, and won't let you go to the bar if you have a reservation. Apparently that is standby for people who want a reservation, but don't have one. Seems backwards. We wanted to have a cocktail or two prior to our 7pm reservation. Nope. He said we could not as the bar was exclusively for people without reservations. He told us to return at 7pm on the dot to get our table. When we challenged him on that logic, after some convincing, he said I'll let you up at 6:55pm and no sooner. Geez, thanks. Upon arriving to the check in area in the restaurant, they were polite and friendly, but everyone had to wait, even with a reservation. We decided, after check in, to walk outside to see the setup and take some pictures and the outside was packed, but inside had about 20 open tables. When we returned to our line up to get our table, we waited for about 15 minutes more before being shown to the table. Upon arrival at the table our waiter was impeccable. Friendly, helpful, and ready to make this a memorable experience. He navigated the menu answering any questions we had and making recommendations. We wanted to have cocktails first, then appetizers, then salad, and finally our main courses. He was very happy to facilitate. Ambiance Elegant like you are at a nice restaurant on a spaceship (not that I've been, yet). Sleek clean curved lines, excellent architecture, down lighting giving off cozy vibes. With a fully lit bar taking up the entire wall, making it a focal point. Nice large floor to ceiling windows allow anyone to have views both inside and outside. Table lighting added to the coziness along with the hum of fellow patrons talking and enjoying their meals. A great experience. We would return and try other dishes. read more
25 days ago
Skywalker Grill inside the new Lucas Museum. It officially opened on September 22. I was very fortunate to be able to make a reservation in advance before they open, because it's booked out 2-3 months now. Reservations are impossible. "Good luck getting a table," as Eater LA said. Parking at the museum is $20 before 5pm and $24 after 5pm! I love all their amazing cocktails, and their food were great. Lucas Chopped Salad was delicious. They also have nice wine selection. Our server Andrew made good recommendations. The city view is very nice. Don't forget - Lucas Museum members get 10% off. They have limited bar seating for walk-in but gets filled quickly. You do not need to have museum tickets to go to the restaurant if you have a reservation. read more
Is the toughest reservation in town worth it? Sure. The food was better than I expected after hearing some reviews. We ordered family style ,so that we could share at least sample some of the items on the menu. Lucas Chopped Salad was so good. Burrata and Tomatoes was good.The Ragu Bolognese was ok . Turkey Club was good and the Wagyu burger was ok. Very pricey but I guess diners are paying for the experience. Staff was friendly and attentive. Restaurant aesthetics is amazing. The view from the outside patio is limited but nice. I may return to try some other items but can definitely wait until the hype dies down. read more
Dined here yesterday for lunch with 3 coworkers to celebrate one of their birthdays. Despite the oversight that we experienced, I think that this place can deliver 5 stars eventually. I made this reservation back in August and did not think that it would be so hot in early October! Luckily the front of house person was able to "make a one time exception" for us (eye roll) so we could sit indoors since it was 90 degrees out. It was pretty humorous, considering the restaurant had several open tables at 12:30 PM on Thursday. We had a beautiful view and the lovely Vincent seated us. Really liked their vibe and was a little bummed that Vincent was not taking care of us for the rest of the meal. Rest assured, we were in good hands with Lian! We ordered various dishes to share and had different dietary restrictions and desires. The crabcake was one of the best I've ever had. We also shared the calamari, a Caesar salad with chicken, french fries, and the mozzarella sticks. I tried their nonalcoholic mocktail that was made with cold brew, which was a nice stand for an espresso martini! I don't really feel the need to get into the oversights because we are all human and things happen, and it was swiftly remedied, and also the items were comped without us having to ask, which was much appreciated. My advice is to speak up sooner if you realize the remainder of your meal hasn't shown up! Also, double check your receipt because I initially received the wrong mocktail and then they corrected it, but never removed that wrong cocktail off of the bill and I only noticed after paying. Since we all work on campus, we will surely be back for a special lunch, dinner, and probably sooner to enjoy their entire dessert menu with coffee one afternoon! The views are stunning and I cannot wait for it to cool off to enjoy the patio experience. Very grateful we have a nice spot around these parts! PS you don't have to patron the museum to dine here (or the cafe or Starbucks) read more
20 days ago
Skywalker Grill is set in a drop-dead gorgeous room with a fabulous view, but the quality of the food does not match the menu prices. Unfortunately, the overall service and brand experience also has much to be desired. Our reservation was at 6:30 pm, while the museum itself closes at 5 pm on a Sunday. We were kicked out of the lobby on a 100-degree day and told to go hang out in the park. After enduring that for 45 minutes, we returned, and had to convince security to let us into the air conditioned museum lobby. Keep in mind that this is not the safest of neighborhoods (Guests dining there at night also face a long walk back to their car on a dark street with zero security nearby). When we were finally admitted upstairs, we were seated at the bar because our table was not ready (despite many empty tables in view). It was supposed to be temporary, but the bartenders kept asking for our food order, and I had to remind the hostess that we were expecting a table (she had us confused with someone else as well). As for food, the chopped salad is excellent, the cocktails and brussels were decent (but not up to LA standards for the price), but the burger simply has no business as a $37 menu item. Finally, they need to sort out the brand. If you're going to call it Skywalker Grill, at least name a cocktail or three after Star Wars characters. It really is the least they could do for fans expecting a whole lot more. read more
This was a cool experience! I would definitely go back, but here are my pros and cons: Pros: - We ordered the chicken Milanese, fries, Mac & cheese and bread basket and all were tasty. - The ambiance was really beautiful! - the drinks looked really tasty, however we did not get a chance to try them this round. - really spacious and airy - service was friendly and quick - the chocolate cake for dessert was immaculate Cons: - For a fine dining establishment, I guess I assumed they'd have a more extensive menu with options that didn't sound like I was at a carnival. I love mozzarella sticks and pigs in a blanket and chicken fingers just as much as the other person, but for a unique spot like this, I guess I expected a unique experience as well Overall, I would go back for the ambiance and to try the drinks :) read more
I was able to grab a reservation for 1 at skywalker grill on the Sunday the afternoon on opening weekend. It was perfect after walking around experiencing the museum when they opened at 9am. My reservation was at 2:30 pm and the host would not let me go up, not even a few mins early. Once I got to the resturant, it was basically empty (see video) I asked for a table but they sat me at the bar. I befriended a gal who was there by herself who told me she was also supposed to get a table but she was also sat at the bar. The servers were great. There were 3 bartenders and the place was adequately, staffed, so I'm not really sure why I couldn't go up 15 minutes before my reservation. The host told everyone who walked up it was fully booked. Regardless of 2 TikTokers lime streaming their whole meal next to me, I still had a good time. The drinks was great, I had the slow burn and it was good. Strong and i love buzz button in my drinks. Well garnished. I also tried the Borrowed Time which had a complex flavor. The gal next to me had a beautiful espresso martini. For apps, I really wanted to try the lobster corn dogs but it is only available after 4pm for dinner service (since it wasn't far from 4, I decided to stick around and got them). They were underwhelming, I love lobster and I like corn dogs. What could go wrong? It was soggy and didn't have much flavor but a decent amount of lobster. The pigs in a blanket was actually pretty decent. I had the ragu bolognese, which was mentioned to be one of Geroge Lucas ' favorite dish. It was really good. Someone also told me the beef is sourced from his ranch, I don't know if that's the case, I didn't look it up. Overall a ragu was fabulous! I also got try the chocolate cake that they brought out for the gal that was sitting next to me. Overall it was a nice resturant if you can get reservations. The lunch and dinner menu is the same, except for the lobster corn dogs and the steak is not available until dinner. I'll post a separate review on the museum itself but it was really fun. And it wasn't super crowded, and the staff even controlled the elevators so there was no bottleneck anywhere you went. read more
Everything about dining was great. The location and architecture are part of the experience- make sure you take a quick trip the outdoor area to take in. Burger was perfectly cooked, with a nice juicy patty. Fries were good but not great. As for the Lucas Cobb salad, perfectly balanced where it was lettuce heavy. Brussel sprouts and wild mushrooms made for delicious sides. The pear cobbler and basque cheesecake complimented the meal. Wait staff was on point, with drinks continuously flowing. Kudos to the bar because Cocktails were delicious-night shift was my favorite with a similarity to an old fashioned. Hard part is getting a reservation but stop by to see the host as soon as you arrive to the museum , just in case something opens up. Worth the investment read more
Came here yesterday for a lunchtime outing with the family. We did a walk in and the hostess was able to get our party of 4 seated immediately at the patio outdoor table at 11:10am. We didn't even have reservations and was able to dine on site, so wonderful. If your party is 21+, they will seat the walk in people at the bar inside. Families and others can sit outside in the patio under umbrellas if they do walk in. Given that reservations for inside seating are sold out on resy, this was the best alternative option for us. We had a 9:30am museum entry time, explored the museum and was able to eat at our 11:10am grill reservation as walk in! Woohhoo. Only draw back was that it's very HOT to sit outside in this summer Los Angeles heat! We ordered: 1) skywalker wagyu burger - decent! 2) club sandwich - tasty 3) chicken tenders - big pieces 4) extra set of fries - can't go wrong 5) citrus sundae - so refreshing and pleasing to the eye read more
4 days ago
What an absolutely beautiful experience at Skywalker Grill! We were fortunate enough to secure a reservation, and from the moment we stepped inside, we were captivated by the stunning architecture and atmosphere. The food was exceptional, the martini I ordered was absolutely scrumptious, and our server was delightful, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Everything about the dining experience felt special. Unfortunately, I deducted one star because of our interaction with the gentleman handling check-ins on the first floor. Our reservation was at 5:45 p.m., and we arrived at 5:40. When we approached him, he gave us a visibly annoyed look and instructed us to return in five minutes. No problem. We understood and returned at exactly 5:45. When my husband provided the name on our reservation, the gentleman abruptly demanded our phone number. Thinking perhaps he hadn't heard him, my husband politely repeated his name. The gentleman rolled his eyes and, in an unnecessarily cold and condescending tone, repeated, "Your number." The arrogance was almost comical. Judging by his demeanor, you would have thought we were dealing with George Lucas himself! I didn't catch his name, although I did take a photograph so I could bring this interaction to management's attention. I find it particularly disappointing when someone entrusted with welcoming guests behaves as though their presence is an inconvenience. There's a difference between maintaining an exclusive atmosphere and making guests feel unwelcome. Exclusivity should never be confused with arrogance, and professionalism should never be optional. That said, I refuse to let one unpleasant interaction overshadow what was otherwise a spectacular evening. The restaurant is breathtaking, the food was delicious, the cocktails were outstanding, and our server exemplified the hospitality one would expect from an establishment of this caliber. I would absolutely return, and I highly recommend the experience. I simply hope management reminds its front-of-house staff that a warm welcome is just as important as everything that follows. Five stars for the restaurant, the food, and our wonderful server. Unfortunately, the first impression fell far short of the experience that followed. read more
1 month ago
Don't bother walking to the check in kiosk to see if there's any cancellation. They won't help. The BEST way to check is online through the App. That's how we scored reservations Once it's ur time. U check in and take the elevator to the 5th floor. There the host will sit u down. The restaurant is beautiful with gorgeous views. The servers are soooooo nice. The food was ok. No flavor. Very bland. The drinks weren't that great. Tasted like syrup. read more
1 month ago
September 2026 | Exposition Park | After visiting the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, friends, and I had reservations at Skywalker Grill! What a beautiful restaurant! Inside | Absolutely gorgeous! Eye catching wooden decor all around, with highlights of bright white details & a very calming glow! The moment we stepped in, I was immediately amazed by the curvaceous surroundings of the restaurant! Veggie Pasta | I was presented with a beautiful white plate with lines that seemed to burst out like pretty little rays of sunshine! Haha! When the pop of color of the reddish-orange rigatoni w/veggies was placed before me, I was excited to take a bite! Unfortunately, the pasta was bland & the veggies were quite firm & not the vibe. When our amazing server Allie wanted to know our honest opinion, I had to tell her. She's so amazing and immediately returned to the table with a platter of red chili pepper flakes, Chardonnay balsamic oil, & more! Once adding, the vegetable pasta came alive with a burst of unique flavor! I was grateful, but did not finish! Herb French Fries | Shared | Yes, please! Full of flavor, plentiful and easily shareable! We enjoyed every bite! The fries came alongside, catch up and chipotle mayo! I preferred the ketchup! Bread Platter | Shared | Now I'm a total bread, girl, love bread! Plus, the bread arrived at the table with honey butter, oh yeah, which was delicious! We all agreed that when it came to the bread, we were expecting more flavor, as well as variety. We also agreed that we wouldn't order this again! Perhaps, the bread platter should be presented as a free option on the table. Mocktail | Absolutely delicious, both bright and refreshing! Salad | My friends said they wouldn't order the salad again. Scenery | Beautiful inside and out! I highly recommend stepping out into the patio and enjoying the surrounding views, it's quite spectacular! Dessert | Shared | I'm a girl that always saves room for dessert! Whether it's sweet or savory, I make sure that I will most likely have dessert! We ordered the Pear Cobbler, which sounded amazing! I had visions of peach cobbler, but with pears, which I also love! Unfortunately, the pear cobbler tasted like a granola bar and was a no for friends and I. Our amazing server let us know that the dish originally came with peaches, but peaches are no longer in season! Customer Service | Wildly friendly, knowledgeable about the menu, & all-around top-tier! Our server Allie provided amazing customer service from the moment she arrived at the table all the way up until we left! She was so friendly & quite genuine! We loved her upbeat, personality! She was incredibly helpful with the menu, as well as wanting to remedy any concern we had with the food, along with a smile! She is definitely the example of excellent customer service! We also enjoyed everyone lot, appeared at our table! Thanks to Hugo, KNV & Paula! Top Floor, Please | Enjoy being transported quickly, as well as smoothly to the 5th floor inside of the glass elevator! Once you step out, you walk right into the restaurant & will most likely sigh because it's quite the sight! Overall | The Skywalker Grill is absolutely beautiful and one can easily fall in love with the decor and vibe, both inside and outside of the restaurant! It was quite the experience! Friends, and I agree that, though we wouldn't come back for the food, we might return for a mocktails, cocktails, excellent customer service, the vibe and views! read more
We're in the 90037 zip code so we got to go to the Museum for the community preview day. We got those tickets last minute and had separate reservations for Skywalker Grill. We just asked the hostess about walk in reservations and we got lucky! The space is absolutely gorgeous. Decor was spot on and the view from the 5th floor was amazing. Service was impeccable!!! Our server perfectly balanced being knowledgable of the menu without feeling like he was being pushy. We went with the crab cakes to start, the chicken milenase, and the burger. The crab cakes were very high quality with not very much filler. The blue crab was present in every bite. I really think it's hard to mess up a burger. This one was fantastic! The chicken milanese fell a bit flat for our group. This is not a dish I typically get but I felt like it needed just a little more acid. We asked for extra lemons and that helped a bit. We are so happy for a nice date night restaurant in the neighborhood! We want to try the rest of the things on the menu. read more
Love this restaurant. The staff if so pleasant and willing to assist. The menu is amazing. The Cobb salad is wow. So many good things included and so tasty. The turkey Cobb was delicious and the fries are HOT! The views of the Los Angeles skyline is amazing seeing the Hollywood Sign and the Los Angeles area. The cheesecake tasted different from the first week. It wasn't as firm as the first visit. May try another dessert next time. read more
My girlfriend and I had the opportunity to dine at the fabulous Skywalker Grill located on the 4th floor of the brand new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Downtown Los Angeles this past weekend. Special shout out to Ashkhen, Events Manager and her entire team for such a welcoming and special culinary adventure. We were seated at the bar with amazing panoramic views of the city. Our bartender, Manny, was so kind and treated us to five-star service. All of the drinks and food items were delicious and a step above any other museum attraction I have visited. The calamari was hot, crispy and delicious. A wonderful aioli accompaniment was included. The salmon was tender, delicious and cooked perfectly. My girlfriend's lobster salad was loaded with fresh flavors. For dessert, a great cappuccino and an outstanding pest crumble made the whole meal experience out of this world. If you have an opportunity to secure a coveted reservation here, you won't be disappointed. May the Forks be with you! read more
We were a group of six today and like last time the service was AMAZING, our server Phil, was great. Sooo many great food selections but five of the six of us got The burger. Always being different I once again got the chopped salad. DO NOT miss the garbanzo beans in chopped salad they are unbelievable. Once again a home run (unlike the Dodgers this year). read more
We were lucky enough to score tickets for the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art--and it's definitely a must-see! After exploring the museum, we decided to have a late lunch at Skywalker Grill. We ordered the chicken Milanese, bread, mushroom crêpes, and a couple of desserts. Everything was really yummy, and our servers were wonderful--friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. Such a fun day filled with art, good food, and great company! read more
Had the privilege of trying Skywalker Grill on the 5th floor inside the LMNA, and wow, what a great way to top off a great museum experience (separate review). First off, the space is beautiful. You take the elevator up and suddenly you're above the crowds with this incredible view of DTLA happened to be there on a super clear day, and the patio view was over the top. On a cool day, that patio is going to be amazing. On very hot summer day, the inside was perfectly air-conditioned, so no suffering was required. The design is gorgeous without feeling stuffy. The chairs, the cool handles on the back, the plants, the bar, the glass private room that can switch from clear to frosted, the patio tables, the whole layout all feels intentional and interesting. Honestly, the room itself feels like part of the museum. Food art, room art, people-watching art. Service was excellent, friendly, and polished. Prices were actually pretty fair for a place of this caliber. Yes, the cheeseburger was $38, but it was Wagyu, it was delicious, and in a setting like this you expect to pay a little more. You're paying for the food, the atmosphere, the view, and the whole experience. In this case, it felt worth it. We also had the bread appetizer, which was very good. Two pieces of focaccia with rosemary were delicious, plus some regular bread served with rosemary butter and olive oil for dipping. Simple, but done really well. I saw a bunch of people ordering the Wagyu burger, followed the trend, and I'm glad I did. Great burger. My wife had the Chinese chopped chicken salad, which was fresh, flavorful, and very good. A helpful tip: there's a check-in downstairs, and the line was a little long when we went. But once you check in, you can come back later, skip the main line, and walk to the ropes on the left. Definitely make reservations, because this place is already very popular. If you're looking for something more fast-casual, there's also a cafe downstairs with Starbucks coffee, which is a nice option before or after walking the museum. Skywalker Grill has a cool, eclectic, interesting vibe, and it's just a neat place to sit, eat, look around, and take it all in. It caps off a day of art and walking with delicious food and outstanding ambiance. Five stars. Great food, great space, great views, and a restaurant that fits the museum perfectly. read more
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