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Gourmondo at MOHAI

The Gourmondo counter at MOHAI.

Enjoy the park and Lake Union views from MOHAI’s café and adjoining Boeing Community Terrace!

Our café partner Gourmondo has more than twenty years of experience in Seattle and focuses on fresh, flavorful meals made from locally sourced ingredients. Featuring a rotating selection of delicious items including:

  • A full espresso menu featuring coffee from local Seattle roaster Fonté Coffee
  • Grab & Go sandwiches, salads, soups, and entrees
  • Freshly made pastries and desserts from Gourmondo’s in-house bakery
  • Ice cream and frozen treats
  • Wine, beer, seltzers, and other beverages
Download a Sample Menu (daily availability will vary) Members Earn 10% Off at Gourmondo

Café Hours of Operation

Thursday—Monday: 10am-3pm
Tuesday—Wednesday: Closed

At the Café

The Gourmondo counter at MOHAI.

A variety of food and drinks available for purchase.

Two people sitting outside Gourmondo at MOHAI beneath a blue umbrella. The iconic Carroll's clock is to the left.

Enjoy the view of Lake Union from the Boeing Community Terrace.

A person approaching Goumondo ordering counter at MOHAI.

MOHAI members earn 10% off Gourmondo at MOHAI purchases.

Patrons of Gourmondo at MOHAI relax on the Boeing Centennial Terrace overlooking Lake Union in downtown Seattle, WA.

Patrons of relax on the Boeing Centennial Terrace overlooking Lake Union.

Ordering counter at Gourmondo at MOHAI.

Visitors can choose from a wide array of food and beverage options.

A variety of food and drinks available for purchase.

Enjoy the view of Lake Union from the Boeing Community Terrace.

MOHAI members earn 10% off Gourmondo at MOHAI purchases.

Patrons of relax on the Boeing Centennial Terrace overlooking Lake Union.

Visitors can choose from a wide array of food and beverage options.

Land Acknowledgement

MOHAI stands on the historic and contemporary lands and shores of the Duwamish, Suquamish, Muckleshoot, and other Coast Salish Nations. We acknowledge the forced displacement of Native Communities from this land while honoring the endurance of the Duwamish people who still live here.
Address: 860 Terry Ave N, Seattle WA, 98109
Phone: 206 324 1126

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