Cellarium Cafe in City of London, Westminster

Average spot for lunch - the meal pictured was nothing flavourful nor flavourless. Otherwise, the sandwiches and chips are a good option to go for. Service is always very attentive.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 The Cellarium Cafe & Terrace is a true hidden gem in the heart of Westminster, offering a delightful escape with its incredible food, charming atmosphere, and outstanding service. Tucked away within the historic Westminster Abbey precinct, this cafe blends history with modern comfort, making it a perfect spot for brunch, tea, or a relaxing meal. Atmosphere and Setting The setting is absolutely enchanting. The cafe occupies a beautifully restored medieval cellar with high stone ceilings, elegant archways, and soft lighting. The historic charm is complemented by tasteful modern touches, creating a cozy yet sophisticated ambiance. If the weather is pleasant, the terrace is a wonderful option — a peaceful outdoor space where you can enjoy your meal while taking in views of Westminster Abbey. It’s a serene spot to relax away from the bustling city crowds. Brunch Perfection I visited the Cellarium Cafe for brunch, and it exceeded all expectations. The menu offers a delightful range of classic and contemporary options, with something to suit every taste. I ordered the Eggs Benedict and was blown away by the quality. The poached eggs were perfectly cooked, with velvety hollandaise sauce and a crisp English muffin beneath. The bacon was thick and flavorful, adding a lovely smoky note to the dish. My companion had the avocado toast with poached eggs, which was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The portion sizes were generous without being overwhelming, and the ingredients tasted fresh and high-quality. Everything was seasoned to perfection, and the presentation was elegant without being fussy. Delightful Afternoon Tea The Cellarium Cafe is also an excellent spot for a traditional afternoon tea. The selection of finger sandwiches, fresh scones with clotted cream and jam, and delicate pastries was outstanding. The sandwiches — including classics like smoked salmon and cucumber — were light and delicious. The scones were freshly baked, warm, and crumbly, just as they should be. The assortment of pastries was delightful, with each bite offering a burst of flavor and texture. The tea menu is extensive, featuring a range of traditional and specialty blends. The staff were more than happy to offer recommendations, and the tea was served with care and attention to detail. It was a truly relaxing and refined experience, perfect for a leisurely afternoon. Exceptional Service What sets the Cellarium Cafe apart is the excellent service. From the moment we arrived, the staff were warm, welcoming, and attentive without being intrusive. They greeted us with genuine smiles and made sure we were comfortable. Our orders were taken promptly, and the food arrived quickly. The servers were knowledgeable about the menu, offering suggestions and ensuring any dietary requirements were met. They struck the perfect balance of professionalism and friendliness, which added to the overall positive experience. Final Thoughts The Cellarium Cafe & Terrace is a perfect spot for anyone looking to enjoy a quality meal in a unique, historic setting. Whether you’re there for a hearty brunch, a refined afternoon tea, or simply a cup of coffee and a pastry, you can expect excellent food, a charming atmosphere, and stellar service. It offers a wonderful respite in the heart of London, and the combination of history and modern comfort makes it a truly special experience. I cannot recommend this cafe enough. If you’re visiting Westminster Abbey or just exploring the area, make sure to stop by. 5 out of 5 stars for an unforgettable experience!

The food was decent enough, although not very warm. The service was awful. Highly recommend breakfast somewhere else.

Went for a late brunch, even though it was Saturday it was luckily not too busy at this time. The location is literally inside the abbey which is very unique. I had the eggs Benedict with Scottish salmon. It was tasty but didn’t come out very warm. Ordered hashbrowns on the side and it was just one small hashbrown triangle. Would say visit the abbey but have breakfast elsewhere.

Dismal service. Couldn't even rate the food because it never arrived.

My family and I spent a lovely afternoon at the Cellarium Cafe and Terrace in the Westminster Abby in London, England. We were on vacation from the USA visiting three major European Cities. We wondered into the Westminster Abby Cafe and were greeted by the General Manager, Lucas Perdziak. Lucas made his personal mission to provide for us a unique experience. He spent time explaining the items on the menu and everything he recommended was delicious. There were six in our party and only duplicated the Evening Afternoon tea. We all enjoyed the food and highly recommend the food, the service and the atmosphere. This narrative supports my 5 score rating for food, service and atmosphere.

Enjoyed a quick breakfast here before touring Westminster Abbey. Great food and friendly service.

Very nice place, a bit of an hidden gem in Westminster.

Very fast service and very tasty. Pleasant staff.

Never thought any place could get a bacon or sausage sandwich wrong. I was wrong. We were a party of 3, One had the pancakes and it looks amazing, he gave it a 9.4 out of 10. Jealous of him. Other had a bacon sandwich, I had the sausage sandwich. They were edible, but they unnecessarily over toasted the buns, so the buns were crumbling, dry and tasted of charcoal. No butter to help with the dryness. My friend had to send her bacon sandwich back and asked for an untoasted bun, which did only take a couple of minutes. She said it was nicer that way. I braved on and finished mine, like an idiot. The price for 3 light breakfast and 3 hot drinks came to just under £40 (including service charge). They refused to allow us to split the bill insisting on a single payment. The toilet was nice though.

I discovered this place thanks to the Michelin guide and I loved it! Small negative point (slightly fatty food…) but delicious Be sure to arrive before 11:30 a.m. if you want to have breakfast or brunch there. Water is also chargeable

Very strange to arrive in the land of tea and no longer serve tea at 3pm... the atmosphere is beautiful, the food is good, but in the end we wanted to have tea and it was no longer served, this type of service is very strange. But it's worth visiting without too many expectations.

A hidden vault where you can eat cake & other things. Breakfast looks good but you need to be there well before lunch. The closest WCs are shared with the hoards of tourists visiting Westminster Abbey. Inadequate, very long queue & dirty the day I visited.

Great spot for a snack and a little break. Enjoyed a cappuccino and a pastry! Yum! Service was prompt and professional. Wish we had had time to try the afternoon tea.

We ordered “tea after 5 o’clock”, asked for a set for one, they brought it with a dissatisfied look and did not put the butter and jam indicated on the menu. The place is not worth the money and spoiled mood...

I went for Sat lunch with a friend for the 2nd time after a good experience here in July. Nice atmosphere, light & airy restaurant space. Unfortunately, it did not live up to expectations. The short menu is fine but they had run out of certain items. Service was pleasant & helpful but food was very mediocre. Roast root salad was unblanced - pears were too vinegar-y, parsnips too hard, dressing tasteless, not enough hummus. Side of chips were very salty. The toilets are also inadequate for the numbers of customers so long queue.

Food is so good there. Mind there are small portions.

Very interesting place to have coffee or a light meal or snack.

Visit date: August 24, 2024 If you're looking for a reasonably priced afternoon tea with no dress code, I think it's a great option. We had middle school and elementary school children with us, but we didn't have any problems at all, and it wasn't that big, so it wasn't crowded, so it was very comfortable.

Tomato soup was amazing 🥫Nice atmosphere. Worth to visit.

We were upstairs and were served very friendly! Wonderful salads etc. Nice and quiet after the turbulent visit to the Abbey

Cellarium Café & Terrace is a charming dining spot located within the historic grounds of Westminster Abbey in London. Known for its unique setting, the café occupies a former 14th-century cellarium, which adds a sense of history and character to the dining experience. The interior features an elegant design with stone arches and a warm atmosphere, making it an inviting place for visitors. The menu offers a selection of seasonal dishes, including breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea, with an emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Overall, Cellarium Café & Terrace is a delightful place to relax and refuel, especially for those exploring the iconic Westminster Abbey and its rich history.

Cellarium is inside Westminster Abbey. We actually wanted the quick bite first before entering the Abbey. The food for the chargrilled chicken with sourdough was great. However, the mint salad has no taste. It is good for vegan, but it gives no taste to your tastebuds. Different style, just not mine. My wife also ordered lamb plate. The lamb was good as well as the quinoa. Again the quinoa is not given salt. Plain is good but a little tiny sprinkle on it would lighten up the spirit. My mom in law order the pan fried Seabeam. It was good as well. Overall only the salad is not good otherwise they will have higher score.

I agree with many (UK?) reviewers.. service IS poor and it IS overpriced but hey, we're not talking about a Soho hot dog stand, here. For many of the punters it's an experience. And imo the flavours are fully present. Even if the portions aren't. I work locally and popped in to check it out. A tenner for lunch is about my limit so got a starter for that price which was the cheapest dish on the menu. It was a salad based thing and I have to say, although I knew it wouldn't fill me up, I did savour the flavours. I even shut my eyes to focus on the tastes as they blended and changed. And I ain't no food critic, I can tell you. I had a glass of tap water and asked for service to be deducted from the bill (added without consent as a matter of course) -as I really did only want to spend a tenner. The host seemed surprised but they shouldn't have; service is not attentive. P'raps they just can't keep up with the turnover of covers. Service was posh/polite but slow. And this IS just a cafe -no tablecloths or owt. You'd be looking at well over a pony for a filling meal.. more like a onner for 2 if you're having coffee and pudding (oh, sorry 'dessert'). The afternoon or cream teas are probably your best bet for value. I must confess.. after I left, I stopped off at Gianni's cafe in Horseferry Rd and got a nice seeded cheese salad roll with mayo. It was as big as me head and cost less than half my salad in this celeriac cafe. Still. That's not apples and apples, is it? My 3 stars represents 'good' overall. I'm just a tightwad. But it IS tasty. I'll up a snap of the menu if I can find it.

Dining in the basement of the abbey is the prime attraction. Decent menu and friendly service. Ventilation is poor and the fish on the menu could overwhelm your nose.

We came early in the morning before our visit to Westminster Abbey. How cool is it to eat breakfast inside such a wonderful place?! The restaurant is very atmospheric with gothic ceilings. Food was great: eggs Benedict, full English, also great coffee. Service was friendly. Restaurant is fully wheelchair accessible.

Restaurant très bon et très copieux malgré cette carte me semblant vide… Plats très bon, mais surtout ne vous faites pas avoir, les entrées sont très petites…

Very practical solution for lunch during a visit to Westminster Abbey. Varied choices and well-prepared dishes.

Food was good. The eggs are done moist and fluffy (they seem to undercook on purpose and maybe added milk?). The eggs Benedict was good, but served a warm not hot (would be nice if they preheated the plates before serving food). Overall a good place to eat. It’s located inside another building that at first seems like you can’t get to it but they allow you to eat here even if you don’t have tickets to the abbey just have to let them know when security is checking your bags for entry.

Overall I was a little bit disappointed. Booked for afternoon tea with some friends. Outside, we were asked if we had booked as it was apparently very busy, but didn’t appear to be busy at all in the area where we were seated. We then waited a good 40 minutes before any food arrived. I had asked before I booked about options for vegetarians and was assured we were fine. I then mentioned it again when we arrived. Despite this, when the food came it was all mixed together. Fortunately my vegetarian friend was ok with eating food which was next to fish etc (I have other friends who wouldn’t be happy with this). The afternoon tea itself was good, and there was unlimited tea offered - once it came. Despite this, don’t think i’ll be back, was just so slow. Would have given 4 or 5 for the food, but the overall experience let it down.

Breakfast at Westminster Abbey. Is there anything more beautiful? 😊

The perfect spot to eat when visiting Westminster Abbey! The setting is charming. We sat upstairs. The food was delicious and service very good. I happened across this when looking for a place for lunch prior to our visit to the Abbey. Highly recommend!

Museums and attractions in Europe always have very good restaurants, this one included. It is a little pricey for the small portions, since the meals are not that filling but still the food is very fresh and they try to be eco responsible with their choices. We had a variety of dishes including watermelon salad, fig salad and lamb kofta, all of which were good but a little small for the price. There are also no throw away utensils or plates, always a plus for me.

An incredible experience, the service was outstanding and the food super delicious. We’ve starters, main and dessert and wine. Very affordable prices. The presentation of the dishes is Instagram proved 😊. We will definitely come back!

Very disappointed with the portion sizes. I ordered a lamb kofta, which I was excited about, but what I got back was two small pieces of lamb, a bit of couscous and some yogurt... all of that for £17 approx. Ridiculous expensive given it wasn't that great. The atmosphere it was nice but it's a rip-off.

Not only was the food and tea delicious, but the experience is something I'll be talking about to everyone. I recommend visiting the abbey before to build up an appetite. We enjoyed afternoon tea and it was enough to serve as an entire meal for us. We got to try a few different teas and sampled all the sweet and savory items served up beautifully. Dining in the beautiful open terrace and experiencing the ancient grounds was a perfect way to spend the day.

Hidden gem in central London . Inside of Westminster Abbey. There is an entrance in case you already visited the Abbey already. Delicious menu. I went for Vegan mushroom toast and it was delicious

The Cellarium team did us proud today. They found a place for us despite the busy lunchtime period, provided good food at reasonable prices and the staff were very helpful a we had guests from afar. Well done!

Nice cafe which is a cool and welcome retreat from the crowds. Food is lovely. The menu says lunch served from 12, we had pre-booked a table at 11:30 am, as we were attending an event nearby, we had travelled down to London that morning and came here to meet up beforehand. The table is only available for 1 hour. We ordered drinks when we got there and asked 2 different serving staff if we could order from the lunch menu and be served it at 12 (menu says lunch served from 12). They will not take orders for lunch until 12, which meant it was a rush by the time the food was served to leave within an hour.

Pleasant place, attentive staff, wonderfully varied cuisine. Tea with scones did not disappoint, but the fare besides was delightful. Very fairly priced as well.

We came here for a light lunch and a break from walking round. THe service was excellent and it was very pleasant. We both had soup of the day and cheesecake. Delicious.

I went before the lunchtime rush. It's located at the back of Westminster Abbey, and it's accessed via a quiet courtyard. I had a courgette, broccoli, basil gnocchi, which was presented nicely and was delicious. The blueberry compote cheesecake was also very good. The single shot espresso in contrast was a little disappointing. The service was good and they all worked as swift as they could and were attentive enough. A little pricey but no surprise for the location it was in.

Although we were seated immediately we waited over 30 minutes for our food to arrive. People who ordered cream teas and sandwiches were served very quickly and they did look really nice. My soup, however, took a lot longer and was luke warm. I didn’t complain as we had already waited so long. It was the best tasting leek and courgette soup I have ever had and happily it was warmer at the bottom. I can only assume we had been waiting for my husband’s chips as his chicken in sourdough was cold. A shame really as it is a nice place with a good menu.

Poor service from one waitress, difficult to communicate with, but a beautiful place

Bad behavior from the reception staff, explaining the menu and limited options First time and last time

Good food, but the bread is a test of character. It's the same bread the monks ate in The 13th century. No, no-- I'm not saying it's the same recipe. I'm saying it's the same bread.

Atmosphere is great, the food is good, the service is horrible.

As a vegan I ordered a latte with oat milk and vegan breakfast, but she gave me it with dairy milk. She told me when it was brought to the table, but why not make it right anyway, and then actually bring it and tell me? The tofu "scrambled egg" was awful, really liquidy. I paid £24.50 for that breakfast including coffee and orange juice, way overpriced. You're only paying for the location, which was actually nice.

4 coffees and two cold chewy croissants £29 I feel for the staff as they are untrained in table service. They seemed unable to distinguish one type of coffee from another and hoped we would shuffle them around The croissants were served cold and chewy; no offer of jams or butter. Our overseas guests while polite were amazed at the overall service provision

Had breakfast here due to close location to parliament, wasn’t quite what I expected, food was overpriced for what was a bland English breakfast with streaky bacon and child’s portion of everything else and cost £12!! Total bill £20 incl tea and usual opportunistic service charges which seems to be auto applied in certain southern parts of England for no other reason than price gouging.

Nothing special. Afternoon tea was very basic and in my opinion overpriced. The best thing about this cafe is the location. Service was wasn’t the best, no atmosphere and decor was dated.

We were at Westminster and felt a bit hungry so we looked around for a quick meal. When we arrived we were informed that the kitchen would soon be closing for breakfast and that we should make a selection quickly. That wasn't a problem for us. We chose Eggs Benedict and Shakshuka. To be honest, the Benedict was exceptionally delicious. I was so pleasantly surprised that it was actually the best Benedict I've ever had, even though I've tried this dish many times. The juices were also fresh and extremely tasty. The service staff was polite and courteous. And the prices were reasonable for the quality of the food.

Such disappointing service. Had a coffee and cake which was fine but when I requested some hot water one waiter, who walked around chewing gum the whole time ignored us and it took ages for anyone to help. I went up and asked at the desk in the end. It wasn’t busy and there was a lot of staff. It’s a shame as a nice place to sit.

Wasn't overly busy but I was seated with people I didn't know because I was on my own. Took ages to have my order taken. I ordered grilled chicken toasted sandwich which came with chips. It was all cold. Waited ages for the bill and when it didn't come I got up to pay but was told to sit down. The bill was delivered with no explanation so I got up to pay again. Was told again to sit down. Then someone came and took payment. So rude. Food expensive and cold. Very disappointed

Went here for breakfast. Overall nice food and coffee and a tranquil atmosphere. It was quiet when we turned (10:30) and had booked a reservation online to guarantee seating

Went here for breakfast. Overall nice food and coffee and a tranquil atmosphere

Lukasz Perdziak, the GM, is the epitome of professionalism and grace in service. While my parents were visiting London for the first time, I sent them to The Cellarium for Afternoon Tea and Lukasz went above and beyond to ensure that their experience was tip-top. Lukasz, when you're ready to jump from GM to PM, I'm here to run your campaign ;)

Nice scones, even though they aren't shown on the menu.

There was a 10 minute wait for a table however it was not overcrowded once inside. I ordered the pork chop with potatoes, which tasted nice however the quantity was small for the price. The carrot cake was very good. The service was quite slow and the table service etiquette was slightly lacking. A beautiful and airy room for a coffee.

Our order arrived missing one drink, one meal and with cold friend. Salad was bland and portions small. Quite a long wait for the food. Some vegan options but without any real protein substitutes. Beautiful ambiance.

Practically perfect. Soup 🍲 of the day was vegetable which sounded great on a cold day. However at Cellarium Cafe, this means potato soup and not the American tomato based mixed vegetables soup.

Restaurant very well located at the exit of Westminster Abbey. The room is original with very beautiful vaults. She also had rather large tables. As for the food, the products are good and of high quality. Finally, expect to spend some time in the restaurant.

I never thought I would find a restaurant in a place like this. First time in England and first typical breakfast. Very good. It was good and plentiful, nothing to complain about. Very fast, courteous and smiling staff.

The menu was a bit limited but had a very good vegetarian selection. Food was good and our waiter was lovely. We enjoyed our visit.

I was hoping to experience the pleasant time my parents had eating here, many years ago. Like many people, I got in the queue after a tiring visit to Westminster Abbey and in desperate need of a sit down and some food. As you queue, there are no menus displayed on the walls to give you some idea of whether or not you even want to be there. You have to take ALL on trust. And wait a LONG LONG time. I was alone. A table for 2 was available, but I was not allowed to sit there. Instead, I was forced to join family group at a big table. I was ignored by the waiter, probably because the family group had already ordered and I was presumed to be with them. I wasn't prepared to wait for the staff to a) notice me b) remember I wasn't with the family c) take my order d) bring my food. So I left and did what I advise any other starving and exhausted solos to do: Go across the road from the exit and into the Wesley Cafe. Downside is it's a bit like a school cafeteria, Upsides are instant service, plenty of room, spacious, clean, decently priced. Also, large modern and clean loos. Get with the times, Cellarium, not everyone is going to come to you in a group.

Had the soup of the day it was fantastic .

It’s a kiosk store outside the Westminster abbey. We had a nutella waffle. It was a little pricey but I guess it’s touristy prices

Beautiful scones with the cream tea and very helpful and attentive service. Atmosphere a bit somber

Ideal for resting after visiting the cathedral. Our reservation did not appear to have been recorded but there was still space and we were very kindly seated. It is still prudent to book because there may be a wait. The cuisine is very good and the service too. The price is quite reasonable. The setting is worthy of an abbey.

Superb location. Very atmospheric. Good service. Reasonable costs. No skinny coffees but they did have Oat milk.

A nice place to eat. Service okay. Make sure you make a reservation!

Super friendly staff, quick service, but it is wise to make a reservation.

We enjoyed the high tea service. Having high tea in Westminster Abbey was quite a magical experience. The items served were all exquisite and the tea was perfect.

Lovely vegan food and excellent service. Was very busy but didn't have to wait too long. Will definitely visit again.

It is a place that is inside the abbey. You can access it through an interior street and telling the security guard that you are going to the cafeteria. It's not easy to find. The interior is not bad. The food is delicious although somewhat scarce for the price. The friendliness of the waitress who served us was not great. He was not a kind person to us. Chicken breast, gnoochies and steak and sausage were the dishes we tried.

Staff very welcoming , service fantastic.

Un lugar secreto que no se encuentra fácilmente. Se come bien y los precios están fuera del circuito turista.

This cafe is located within Westminster. They have an upstairs seating area with a nice view. Service and food was very good.

Ein Restaurant in dem Teil der Westminster Abbey, wo früher schon das Essen aufbewahrt wurde. Dementsprechend tolle Atmosphäre mit den hohen Decken. Die Bedienung war freundlich und zügig, das Essen gut, die Preise fair. Lohnt sich, wenn man sowieso das innere der Westminster Abbey besichtigen will.

Had lunch after a great visit to the Abbey. Food was delicious - ordered the smoked trout and my friend had the duck pate. Great service and menu suggestions. Also tried an English sparkling wine Riverview Cavendish - turkey delicious accompaniment to lunch. Love quiet ambience away from the throngs of tourists.

Absolutely lovely serene space in a manic abbey today. Great service, especially when I ordered the wrong thing and it was changed without an issue!! Fabulous knowledgeable waiter.

I had a lovely experience here with my step mum, dad and aunty. Food was delicious (Pumpkin quiche was my favourite), service was excellent, atmosphere was pleasant. Waiters were really awesome, very helpful. We moved tables, send back desserts for more stickey toffee pudding sauce, and they kept their cool. Joe the French waiter is the best! Merci beaucoup.

Es befindet sich in der Westminster Abbey. Ich hatte Tee und Scones. Lecker! Folgt mir auf Instagram: melly.teapot

The Cellarium Cafe, situated in the historic Westminster Abbey precincts, offers a delightful retreat within the heart of London. Nestled beside the impressive architecture of Westminster Abbey, this cafe seamlessly blends modern comfort with a touch of heritage. The ambiance at The Cellarium is charming and serene. The combination of contemporary furnishings and the timeless backdrop of the abbey creates an inviting space. Whether you're seeking a tranquil spot for contemplation or a casual meeting place, the cafe's setting caters to a variety of preferences. The menu at The Cellarium reflects a commitment to quality ingredients and classic British fare. From freshly baked pastries to hearty sandwiches, the offerings are well-executed and provide a satisfying range of options. The afternoon tea experience is a standout, offering a delightful assortment of treats in a picturesque setting. The outdoor seating area adds an extra layer of appeal, allowing patrons to enjoy their meals or beverages amidst the historic surroundings. The view of the abbey serves as a picturesque backdrop, enhancing the overall dining experience. While The Cellarium excels in ambiance and menu variety, it's worth noting that during peak hours, especially around lunchtime, the cafe can become quite busy. Planning visits during off-peak hours or making a reservation can enhance the overall experience. Service at The Cellarium is generally attentive and friendly. The staff's knowledge of the menu and willingness to accommodate specific requests contribute to a positive and welcoming atmosphere. In conclusion, The Cellarium Cafe offers a delightful escape for those exploring the Westminster Abbey area. Its fusion of modern comfort, historical surroundings, and a satisfying menu make it a charming destination for a leisurely meal, afternoon tea, or a moment of respite in the heart of London.

Sembra strano ma questo locale è all'interno dell'abbazia di Westminster. Locale antico con soffitto ad archi, molto bello. Servizio perfetto, pietanze ottime.

Great servise, very friendly staff. The prices were a bit higher but that is expected. Vegan options which is a big advantage. Recommend making a reservation in advance

Very nice food, great service and lovely atmosphere. This would have been the monks wine cellars we were told.

It’s a unique place, we spent there around 30£ for food and drinks and paid 4£ service charges, which is quite unusual considering the price of the coffee and food. The place is unique, unfortunately the food and coffee is very mediocre, something between pret and way overpriced, charging almost 4£ including service charge, for coffee that taste like rubbish, we ordered some baked cones as well and it didn’t meet expectations. That’s a pity that there are no other alternatives for this place, definitely next time will be eating outside instead eating there, it’s not worthy wait time and money.

Restaurant sympathique superbement bien placé au coeur de l'abbaye de Westminster. Ca change des pubs qui ont tous la même carte. Le cadre est pas mal. Les plats aussi. Le prix normal. Après, il faut aimer être sur de grandes tablées, parfois à côté d'autres personnes.

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Not an enjoyable experience. Pasta was overcooked, yet tasted very dry??? Atmosphere is ok, but the food and service quality to price is pretty bad, expect to pay 60£ per 2 people

Sandwich del día por 13 libras, y el plato más caro, por 16, es un trozo de pechuga de pollo con guisantes.

Food was delicious and well presented. Maybe need more staffs to make service quicker!

We had afternoon tea and it was wonderful! The staff was friendly and accommodating as well.

Delicious ambiance, like having a pot of english breakfast tea inside Westminster Abbey

To say this is in Westminster Abbey it didn't feel too opportunistic with tourist prices, we had great service and the food was delicious and came quickly. They do what they can in a very busy environment to get people seated quickly and the atmosphere was great

In the cellar vaults of Westminster Abbey, this is a very unique venue. Unfortunately the food didnt live up to the opportunity, and was mediocre to disappointing.

Great breakfast spoor in Westminster

A great find. Not to miss! Great atmosphere. Cool on a hot day. Very close to the Abby.

크림티랑 오늘의 샌드위치 주문했습니다. 일단 매장을 찾아가기가 너무 어려웠고 (무슨 사원이랑 통로가 같아서 가드가 막고 있음) 웨이팅이 있었으며, 사람들이 기다리고 있으나 뒤에 온 몇 사람들은 위층으로 그냥 올라갔습니다. 알고보니 그 쪽이 테라스고 그 사람들은 대기도 없이 좋은 자리에 갔습니다. 저희는 대기했고 겨우 입장했으며 아래에 별로 좋지 못한 자리에 갔습니다. 웨이터들은 손님들의 서비스에 별 관심을 두지 않고 부르기가 어려웠습니다. 음식의 맛은 적당했으나 이런 가격으로 이런 서비스를 받으며 다시 오고 싶진 않습니다.