There is no access for people with hearing loss which is ridiculous since the ADA was implemented 12 years ago. More

I remember the Culinary Arts Museum as a mish-mash of menus and autographs. MY HAS IT CHANGED. Interesting exhibit on black chefs throughout history for Black History month, beautiful cakes made by students at Johnson & Wales University, and wonderful old kitchen equipment. We enjoyed this museum, and spent more time here than we expected to. More

My wife (who is an avid cook) and I greatly enjoyed this museum! It really has something for everyone. The exhibit on diners was very fun and it was enjoyable to spot ones I've visited. The exhibits relating to food & travel were a lot of fun too. Highly recommend this museum, for anyone passing through the area. More

Enjoyed a leisurely tour of the Culinary Arts Museum while evaluating the univeristy for our son. More

This is a cute little museum in the south end of Providence with some interesting culinary artifacts. In this museum you will find things like antique cooking equipment, historic presidential china, autographed cookware/uniforms from famous chefs, and exhibits about the history of diners, state fair foods among other things. The museum is spacious and quiet, so it is a nice... More

This was one of the things on our list of things to do in the Providence area during our visit this spring and it turned out to be the most fun. We went there on a Sunday afternoon and had the museum almost to ourselves. There was a group of Johnson & Wales students taking a group tour and we... More

The Culinary Arts Museum, located on the Johnson and Wales University campus is a fun little museum featuring exhibits on diners, vintage appliances, white house menus, cookbooks, etc. Very informative. Worth the trip if you are in the area. More

This was a really fun museum with tons of information, history and trivia I found fascinating. I really enjoyed the historical displays on airline food and how diners came to be. The cake decoration area and video was really good to and is from a car nut kind of guy that could care less about such things. After the museum... More

I am not into cooking at all. I can barely make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. However I thoroughly enjoyed the Culinary arts museum. There was an exhibition on old diners. The museum had two actual diners from the 1950s. I also enjoyed the classic American appliances. There was a skee ball machine you could play for free and... More