Persimmon Bistro

Leah Shin

After touring the wonderful museum, we wanted to stop by the bistro for a quick drink. They wouldn’t willingly sit us at a table or give us a cup of water since we didn’t order food. Upon asking for a cup of water, the owner repeatedly said we needed to buy water and the folks in the kitchen started snickering at us. I do not recommend a stop here. There’s many alternative cafes and restaurants a walk away to grab drinks or food with better service.

Janelle Rock

Tasty dishes, great location, friendly staff.

Lars Reddeker

I went here twice while on my last trip out to PS (1st week in April), visiting the museum both times, on 2 separate weekends: once on a Saturday and the 2nd time on a Friday. it's cool that it's connected to the museum. The Saturday we were there I enjoyed the wine testing they had to offer (4 different ones) plus you could pay a little extra for the desert wine, and I had the 2 different kinds of humus that they offer and both were good. I enjoyed 2 of the wines more than the others but that's why you "try" them. The following Friday I went again with another couple of friends, and they had a couple of select wines for 5.00, and I enjoyed one over the other. Had the hummus again as well. They also offer small, wood fired pizzas for sharing, which I have had and are tasting enough for lunch or afternoon snack, but not this time. I had the same waitress both times and she was pleasant enough, I think she lightened up a little bit more the 2nd time I was there. The 2 different hostesses were both friendly and enjoyable. I would recommend this place, but especially if you are already there enjoying the museum.

Janet Roderick

Waited ten 15 minutes being ignored by staff and so we left. Not their best day, and we could tell that they were understaffed..however others that came in after us were served. Looked like a delightful place to have a quick drink after looking at the wonderful art exhibits, but it wasn't meant to be for us.