Gallery 115 - Madison
Gallery 115
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Tucked into a historic Main Street gallery, Gallery 15’s hidden Creperie pairs original Madison-themed art and boutique gifts with a crepe-forward menu, sandwiches, salads, house-made desserts and excellent coffee (free refills). Standouts include savory and sweet crepes, pimento-cheese and pulled-pork sandwiches, tomato bisque and generous cake slices. Friendly staff, a cozy, art-filled setting and rotating exhibits make it a relaxed spot for brunch, lunch or dessert — though hours are limited and the eclectic menu won’t suit everyone.
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The food was fantastic! The service was exceptional, and I definitely plan to return.
While there are plenty of charming gift shops on Main Street, how many of them are proudly showcasing their son's artwork as if it were a gallery while still retaining that cute gift shop vibe? Eric Phagan truly has a gift; we were enchanted by his Madison-themed pieces, which make for beautiful keepsakes from your trip. His style is distinctive and versatile, fitting in with various interior aesthetics without feeling overly cliché. His ceramic works have a more rustic feel, yet they can still complement many different decors. Additionally, Eric's mom was a delight to talk to and provided some fascinating insights into the history of the shop. As a bonus, the back area is leased to the Creperie!
Great history building. Art gallery inside was a nice touch with a small specialty shop. Coffee drinks were great and the crepes were AMAZING Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
It’s a fantastic spot for dining and shopping in downtown Madison. You won’t find another place with such a unique menu.
Open Monday to Thursday from 11 AM to 5:30 PM, Friday from 11 AM to 6:30 PM, and Saturday from 10 AM to 5 PM, Gallery 15 offers a delightful menu that includes sandwiches, salads, desserts, and nostalgic soda floats. Signature dishes include bacon spinach quiche and a chicken salad sandwich served on a croissant with pretzel salad. After exploring the downtown area, my wife and I decided to have lunch there. We began with bowls of tomato bisque, coleslaw, and pasta salad featuring sharp cheddar cheese and bacon. For her main dish, my wife chose a pulled pork BBQ sandwich accompanied by chili, kettle chips, and a pickle. Meanwhile, I couldn't resist ordering a pimento cheese sandwich on whole wheat bread.
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