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Innovative food with a playful approach—seawater cocktails, honeycomb with almonds and apricots, living or fermented foods—reflects aspects of the museum itself.

In the age of fine dining at museum cafés, the new Exploratorium pushes limits farther, by blurring the lines with the exhibits and extending the museum experience to the food.

Saint Louis Art Museum board reveals that Executive Chef Edward Farrow will manage the new Panorama restaurant opening inside the new $130.5 million East Building expansion.

Edward Farrow will be the executive chef behind Panorama, SLAM’s restaurant in the new wing that’s named for its views, and The Café, its lower-level upscale snack and coffee bar, and will oversee all operations. He comes from Phoenix’s Musical Instrument Museum.

Our restaurants Terzo Piano at the Art Institute of Chicago and Provenance at the Cleveland Museum of Art are don’t-miss culinary experiences for art patrons.

Award-winning chef Tony Mantuano works with Mediterranean inspirations and local sourcing amid sweeping views of Millennium Park.

No formal announcement has been made yet, but the Phoenix New Times reported that Edward Farrow is heading to St. Louis. He last served as executive chef at Café at MIM, the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix. Both eateries are operated by Bon Appétit Management Company.

Exploratorium’s new Seaglass restaurant is a destination unto itself.

A look at Public House, AT&T Park’s beer-centric bar and restaurant that doesn’t skimp on delicious food.

Seaglass and Seismic Joint open with the new Exploratorium and present same levels of playfulness and curiosity.