Agra Culture Kitchen At Mia

I agree with others that the food is good, but I wouldn't say it's exceptional or artisanal. I've had similar meals in airports across the U.S. The prices are also quite high, typical of airport dining, especially considering the small portion sizes. On the positive side, there were plenty of vegan options for my daughter, and the quality of the food seems good. The service was excellent. If the prices were about 20% lower, I would definitely return.

The drinks are great, and while the food leans a bit towards healthy, vegetarian, and vegan options, it can be a bit pricey. However, it’s a fantastic spot to enjoy a drink before or after visiting a wonderful art museum.

I always receive my food quickly after placing an order at Agra Culture. The vegan chorizo burrito is delicious and offers great value for money. The smoothies are nice, but I find them a bit overpriced. However, the real standout for me is the Agra Harvest salad, which keeps me returning again and again – I absolutely love it! If I'm in the mood for a little extra indulgence, I also enjoy getting a kombucha on tap; it’s so refreshing. This place has a wide variety of options to choose from.

TIP: There is no kids menu, even if you see one online. We stopped in here with kids prior to a children's theater performance. We had seen a kids menu online, but when we arrived there wasn't one. They do have potato chips and cookies, so kids are typically happy. They had a few sandwich choices and salads. We ordered salads, and they were very good. There is plenty of seating and it was quiet.

Today me and my two ten year old daughters visited the museum after long time. How dissapointing was our visit to the Agra Culture. A barista with black ponytail was rude and had some kind of attitude. I just kindly asked for cinnamon and she kept ignoring me. Than she just slammed it on the counter. Her whole demeanor was- negative vibes.