Deep Blue Restaurant in City of London, Westminster

The food was overpriced and the Hot Drinks were cold and the service was poor not a very good selection of Cold Drinks as well

as an Italian I say that the food sucks pizza is not a pizza arancini are rice balls fried in a garlic sauce with cheese on top if you don't know how to make Italian cuisine don't do it

The Science Museum is a wonderful place to explore technologies old and new. It has everything from ancient steam engines to space travel, it explains how and why things work and it has the Wonderlab where you can get your hands on the exhibits and play with them to your heat's content. What it doesn't have is a good restaurant in The Diner. We ordered a chicken Caesar salad and a chicken burger. In both cases the chicken had either died of old age or had been cooked to death. it was dry and tasteless. The burger had a smear of mayonnaise and a few bits of red pepper but not much else. The sweet potato chips were cold and rubbery - inedible. Go to the museum, enjoy the exhibits but eat somewhere else.

Éramos un grupo que había estado en un recorrido por el museo y habíamos pedido nuestras comidas con anticipación. Lo siento, pero el estándar de la comida era muy pobre. Estábamos muy decepcionados.

Estábamos cansados y hambrientos de comprar en las calles Regents y Oxford. Busqué en línea un lugar cerca de nosotros para comer, y The Diner obtuvo buenas críticas. Casi pasamos por allí porque las ventanas estaban oscuras y parecía que estaba cerrado, pero me alegro de haber probado la puerta. El lugar estaba abarrotado, pero nos sentamos rápidamente hacia la parte de atrás del restaurante. Hamburguesas con queso y papas fritas eran geniales! Cervezas, batidos, flotadores. O si lo prefieres, ¡sirven el desayuno todo el día! Realmente lo disfrutamos y el servicio fue bueno.

At least for me, the dining experience at London museums has been a surprise. The menus may not be that extensive but the food preparation has been well done. Seems better that what you get in the states.

We visited The Dinner at the Science Museum in mid July and without a doubt it was the best meal we had in London during our time there. For Australians, price wise it is on par with Hogs Breath, so it wasn't cheap, but it was worth it. We had hamburgers, chips and soft drinks and weren't disappointed. It was also the perfect spot to get away from inconsiderate foreign students as it has a waist height wall around it.

Had lunch break while visiting science museum,staff very helpfull,found us a table in a quiet place,and servedus very quickly the food is pricey but nice attentive staff and enjoyed meal

The food, albeit a tad expensive, was nice. Good portion sizes and served quickly, however it was fairly quiet when we visited. What disappointed me was the service. We were served by a lovely young girl who was very chatty and friendly, who told us there was no rush. My partner finished his food before me, and his plate was quickly whisked away before I had even got half way through my food (he's a fast eater!). The waitress then returned, asking if we would like any coffees or desserts... But I was still eating my main! This didn't impress me at all, but the tip of the iceberg was after we declined desserts and coffees, she returned with the bill and card machine asking if we wanted to pay cash or card...AGAIN while I was still eating my main!! (this all happened in a matter of minutes, I am not a slow eater). I thought this was very rude, at least let me finish eating. I could maybe understand if the place had been busy but it was not. Considering we'd been told there was no rush, I certainly felt like I was being pushed off my table before I'd even finished eating. I've worked many years in hospitality, and have always considered this kind of attitude as the worst a server can have. Such a shame.

Mediocre food, well established place and nice staff. Was fun and cozy to eat here with my friends!!

Great service, Great Food, Quick speed of service and a lovely little surprise to find in a museum, will be revisiting if we go to museum again

I don't expect these places to serve a la carte, however, it is pegged as the best place to eat for a sit-down meal in the museum and as you may expect from a restaurant you have to wait to be seated. We waited a while despite nobody else in line. The lit up tables appealed to the children. The menu was on a white paper allowing light to pass through and so to read it in the dimmed environment you have to place it directly on the table. This was okay with the adult menu but they failed to make this work with the kid's menu as the text was in a light colour and made it very hard for even this 20+20 vision person to read. We ordered some food, mine was a chicken Caesar salad and everyone else had burgers and my one son had pasta. The salad and pasta were okay and I mean okay not wonderful or fancy and the portions were very small. The burgers were very bland. I mean cardboard bland. I at first thought my son was just being a little picky but when my friend said the same I tried the burger and my shoe sole would have tasted more like beef. I asked the server to taste it and her answer was "We don't get any complaints about the burger, it is plain for the children, that is how they like it!" They gave my son some milk to apologise which was a bit of an insult really, they should have given him some pasta instead. This milk, however, was not something they wanted to give, it was clearly painful for her to offer anything. Having seen the reviews on google with a low 2.5 stars and here I think they are in denial.

I ordered the BBQ pulled pork burger, it tasted great but I felt like something was forgotten. Maybe some salad, cheeze or bacon? But the place and customers was fantastic!

I really liked the food I got and the service was good. It was worth the money and I would recommend the place😊

Mediocre food and lights where missing on the table. Took some time to get the food. But all in all a simple and easy lunch

Ordered the beast burger, tasteless and almost cold. Bun was not toasted and quite stale, asking for tap water was not well received. Reluctantly paid, recommend going elsewhere before entering the museum...

Fui hoy aquí con mi familia y pedí la hamburguesa "elegante" con ensalada en lugar de papas fritas. Mi hija pidió los perritos calientes de pulpo y jugo de manzana. Nos dijeron que el jugo de manzana se había acabado, así que ella pidió jugo de naranja. Tristemente, era el jugo de naranja espeso con trocitos para que mi hija no pudiera beberlo y los perros calientes vinieron sin pan. Ella tampoco los comió. Los perros calientes deben venir con un bollo, o de lo contrario son solo salchichas.

Plenty of room here for lunch as the other cafe's were crowded. the food was OK but not great, the burger's were over cooked. A bit expensive for what you get.

Éramos una gran fiesta, y el personal logró proporcionarnos una mesa enorme en un sábado por la tarde.

It was a quiet time only a couple of tables being used around 3.30 on Wednesday 6th of February.

¿Cómo vas a cobrarle al niño 3 calamares extra por una escasa porción de papas fritas para acompañar una pequeña hamburguesa empapada y aceitosa que cuesta 10 paddidlys? ! Además, el revendedor de hamburguesas necesita ponerse en contacto conmigo para algunas lecciones de condimento, ¿dónde colocas los sabores? Obviamente necesitaba pagar extra para probar mi comida también.

Quick service great burgers and a great place to take a breath during a busy visit to the museum , been here a few times to eat even when not visiting the museum , never had a bad meal

Nos detuvimos en el azul profundo restaurante en el Museo de la ciencia para el almuerzo.

we have just been once however the food was really good, we had fish and chips , we are coming back next time we are in the museum

Petite pause agréable au Science Museum, cadre un peu futuriste avec des lumières un peu partout, c'est sympa.

Gran lugar para sentarse cuando paseando por el museo. La comida estaba bien, pero aunque no estaba muy lleno, nos tuvimos que esperar un largo tiempo. El ambiente no era muy buena. Tienen mesas largas con luces en ellos (no estoy seguro de lo que la política es el de conmutación en las luces), así que es probable que junto a otras personas que pueden o no pueden satisfacer. Añaden un 10% de cargo por servicio, por lo que definitivamente no hay propina.

Odwiedzając po raz pierwszy Muzeum zdecydowałam się stanąć w kilkuosobowej kolejce do restauracji i zobaczyć, co oferują. Nie rozczarowałam się. Spory wybór dań w opcji wegetariańskiej/wegańskiej/bezglutenowej oraz menu dla dzieci. Ceny również przystępne (zwłaszcza jak na Londyn). Klimat zaskakująco spokojny, jak na tak tłoczne miejsce.

Good selection of meals plus very good children’s menu. Very clean. Very pleasant staff. Certainly recommend it.

El personal estaba dispuesto a mostrarnos una mesa en torno a 2. 50:00 h. La espera por cuatro hamburguesas era de alrededor de media hora. Aunque podíamos haber flan (todavía estamos esperando 10 minutos más tarde) no café disponible como "cerrada del bar". La comida está bien pero la larga espera ha repercutido en nuestro tiempo disponible para el museo.

When visiting the Science Museum its worth trying Deep Blue - it doesn't seem to get as crowded as the other cafe

El servicio es lento. Estar horrible e iluminación. Tomó años para que los alimentos lleguen y cuando hacía frío. El restaurante en sí es frío. Personal distraído.

Had a lunch heat with a few work colleagues.

The restaurant was half full yet there were lots of staff that at first seemed rushed off their feet, but we are now not sure why. We waited so long to be served after having been seated that we had to go and find a server and ask them to come to our table after having had another server ignoring us for a very ling time. The food took a very long time to arrive. The man with a small child next to us had waited 30 minutes for a very simple kids dish.

Ristorante all'interno del Museo delle scienze, opera minimal, al buio ma con tavoli illuminati, bella l'idea, ma poi ogni difetto...

La comida no es buena. A menos que están sedientos y no tienen otra opción que no vayas allí. . Y aún en este caso hay una cafetería en la entrada del museo, que no es increíble, pero al menos media. Patatas fritas no son...

The Deep Blue restaurant serves good food and is child friendly. They have a well priced kids menu and also...

Abbiamo deciso di pranzare al ristorante del museo perché il bar sotterraneo serviva pochi panini freddi. Qui abbiamo trovato un...

As most people who visit the museum I wanted something for lunch. None of the restaurants seemed to offer a traditional lunch menu but I found myself near the Deep Blue. Not into burgers, fish and chips way too expensive, so settled on the 'hot' salmon salad. Fairly quickly served. Not sure what was meant to be hot but it certainly wasn't the salmon as both that and the new potatoes were stone cold. Reasonably tasty but an excess of beans of various kinds and quite salty. Pot of tea for nearly £3, ouch - and not to mention the service charge which was not mentioned on the menu.

We ordered: a pot of loose leaf tea (served in a teabag); guacamole nachos (- bag of Doritos on a plate served without guacamole) and a cheese and bacon burger served without bacon. Staff were slow and uninterested and made no bill adjustment for their mistakes - no tip for you!

Visitar el museo de la ciencia blanco, decidimos parar en el azul profundo restaurante que está en la parte trasera de la planta baja.

Estábamos muy hambrientos después de una visita al cine Imax y agotado de unos días de turismo y bajo entusiasmo para caminar lejos para tomar el almuerzo. El restaurante azul profundo estaba en el lugar correcto en el momento adecuado, así que nos fuimos.

Food took an age to be served (over 40 mins) despite non complicated order from a non-complicated menu. For an ambience and service slightly above a fast food joint, ten per cent "discretionary" service charge a joke. Why not simply price the food accordingly. Drinks overpriced and food rather bland. On the positive side, the kids menu was quite good and not overly pricely.

Menu said cheesecake; reality was some kind of knickerbocker glory, or mousse in a glass with crumbs at the bottom and aerosol cream at the top!Tea arrived with hot milk and no teaspoons.Avoid at all costs (and the costs are high)

Terrible service: they sit you somewhere and then ignore your presence. Only way to attract their attention is to leave. Food: the choice seems ok but they serve it to you cold...

The atmosphere of this place is actually quite enchanting and therefore we were interested in stopping here for a coffee. We were served by a girl in black with glasses who achieved to lift our spirits simply by being full of energy and having a genuine smile. The coffee was great too! So the next time I visit the museum I will definitely stop here again.

Food was not so bad and even the decor was decent but I was more interested in the Museum. Service was a bit slow.

What a horrible place, staff were unwelcoming and no one seamed to know what they were doing.Was shown a seat after waiting for some time, even tho there was ample space.We sat, we looked at the menu and then we waited & waited & waited. Groups that arrived after us were served but not us. Staff hanging around at the till.Was less the half full but a full team of staff.From working within the hospitality business this is one of the worst standards I have seen.We left, hungry, thirsty and very disappointed.

Recently visited this restaurant. When asked, we were told that soup was carrot and coriander. Ten minutes later while waiting to be served, they said it was now tomato and basil. We said ok. It was to be served with crusty bread and butter. When it came, there was no butter. So asked for butter. And five minutes later came two sachets of butter straight from the freezer. There was no way one could spread it on the bread. The soup tasted like half liquified tin of tomato. Now the other order was for vegetable burger with salad and fries. Burger and fries were acceptable. However salad contained a few greens and a quarter slice of tomato. The soup cost £5.95, Burger cost £9.95 and there was a service charge of £1.59. Would I eat there again? No.

This is a quiet space paricularly for families. I am happy to reccommend. Best Regards, David. x x x x x

Fish and chips, veg pasta , kids meals were excellent with deals and offers available. Check the science museum website.

We were a party of 9 including 6 adults, one child of 11, one of 5 and one of 18 months. after a morning visit in the Science museum we all needed food and decided to eat in the museum. A quick look at the other cafes showed them to be packed out and it would have been very difficult to fit us all in. After a chat to the staff they recommended walking to the far end of the museum (about 5 minutes from the main entrance) to the Deep Blue Diner. This area is just at the end of the space hall and the whole restaurant has low overhead lighting with deep blue wall lights. The only bright lights are the tables which are lit internally with white light. The whole effect is very interesting and strangely calming. This restaurant seemed bigger than the others in the museum. On arrival we were met and the staff quickly prepared a table for nine including a high chair for the little one. The are childrens menus and the main menu had a good choice of standard fare including salads, Fish and Chips and Burgers etc. All were well cooked and presented. Prices were good considering the location.

We had a brief refreshment stop at the Deep Blue Diner (back of ground floor, Science Museum). We found this diner a lot better than the Energy Café (also on the ground floor of the Science Museum) that we visited last time. Service was excellent; drinks were excellent and whilst we only had a small amount of food, what we had was good.The diner is unusually lit, but you cannot miss the blue lighting from quite a distance away! Just head to the far reaches of the ground floor where Tim Peake’s space capsule and the children’s Pattern Pod activity area are. The diner has an outside terrace, but I did not think it was open during our visit.This diner did seem to be under used; they should also offer morning pastries and afternoon cake and I sure many more people would visit.

It's pretty dark in here and the tables are lit up, which gives this place a very different atmosphere from most restaurants. It's quite comfortable and service is fast and friendly.They offer free kids meals and everything tastes very fresh. The bread was a bit on the dry side, though.As most venue restaurants (this one's inside the Science Museum) it's a touch expensive, but not too bad compared to general prices in the area. Portions are generous and the food is quite tasty. I'd definitely recommend this spot!

Great place to recharge your batteries, with good food served quickly. The menu is limited but what there is, is of high quality. The wine list was also a bit limited and not as such a high quality as the food. If you can, try to avoid 12:30 - 1:30 as you may well have to wait

This is the second time we at a meal at the Deep Blue. The first time we had a great experience. The customer service and food was great. They had activities for the kids and a separate menu for kids. The second time it was very difficult to find staff, so the service was disappointing. They add a service charge to the bill which I thought was very rude. I don't think I should be forced to pay the service charge. I paid for what I ate. its up to me to be give freely if I felt the staff did their job well. The management should stop been greedy.

Reasonably priced but at a cost. Food was stone cold and returned, chips were very overlooked and the chicken wings were left untouched as far too sweet. If the food was hot when served it would have been excellent value but on this occasion it was disappointing.

Deep Blue is deep in the "back" of the museum on the ground floor of the Wellcome wing. It's a table service establishment which makes a nice change for the science museum. The menu is not earth shattering, burgers, chicken, salads etc, but it was well prepared and served by attentive staff. The tables are light boxes and the rest of the room very dark which doesn't make it easy to read the menu or see your food when your plate is casting a shadow from the light coming out of the table. But these are minor complaints, compared to the hell hole that is the main self service cafe, Deep Blue is a pleasant enough place to eat.

did not find it very interesting not alot to see or do. it is more for children some parts for adults aswell but was only in there for about and hour, it is free but you are asked to make a donation when you go in and they suggest £5 per person which i think is far to much for a free museum.

We were in the museum and fancied a light lunch. We ordered a slaw, mixed red pepper soups and potato skins with applewood cheese sauce.The pepper soup was watery and no body whatsoever- for the princely sum of 5.50The 'slaw' was just grated carrot and a bit of grated veg with no mayo (otherwise it's not slaw, it's grated veg!!!!!). That was about £1.50!!!!!The 'crispy' potatoes were not crispy, were not hot, and the cheese sauce was like runny Smash that had been shown the cheese. Again £5.50.My other half had a bad back and the super hard seats were a nightmare for him, but the staff did manage to move us to some more comfy seats but there aren't many of these. The 'light' tables are quirky but give you a serious headache as you're blinded every time you look down at your food. Compare this with the really dark low level lighting surrounding you and it's a killer for your eyes.We complained about the food and the attendant happily offered us a free coffee but we didn't want a coffee but appreciated the gesture. Our final bill had a small discount of around £3-4 which just covered the service charge.The staff were top notch and friendly with good service but the food was overpriced and awful. The ambience of the restaurant was non-existent and headache-inducing. SERIOUS CHEFFING UPGRADE NEEDED.

The usual dilemma "I am hungry" when at the museum was solved by visiting Deep Blue restaurant at the extraordinary Science museum in London. The atmosphere is very nice with the deep blue window in the background and lighted tables. The menu rather unexciting with a very standard children's menu, pasta, hamburger or fish fingers and of course chips. The salmon salad I had was barely OK and for a sallad as main course the portion was rather small. The perk was that for every adult meal you get one child portion for free (without the drinks). Staff was friendly.

Service was friendly and helpful. Seating is school dinner, Wagamama style, bench and tables. The menu is a bit strange giving it a varied feel - eclectic things yet traditional fish and chip type things too.We had a classic burger b (never will that be my first choice but the chicken burger was Cajun with a celery slaw). Brioche bun, bacon rasher for me, and plenty of chips. The chips looked ordinary standard fries but actually were much more like proper chips. I even saw skin on a few bits, rather implying real potato!You eat off light tables in the Technology area. A discretionary service charge of 10% is added on regardless (I guess it is up to you to remove it if you don't like it!). I did ask about this and whether it went to the house, but our waiter (Vidas?) told me it all went to the staff, which was fine by me!

We had a good lunch at Deep Blue. Service was attentive, friendly and efficient. Food was good; prices are very reasonable. We found the menu a little too limited - burgers. Salad, fish and chips, burgers and that's about it.

Retour en famille, 2 adultes et 2 enfants (ces derniers ne payent pas leur plat principal si les adultes en ont pris un) un vendredi. Fish and Chips copieux et savoureux. Généreuse Salade César. Les pâtes choisies par les enfants les ont ravis, mais leur dessert (gâteau au chocolat) était un peu lourd. Bon merlot d'Afrique du Sud comme vin premier prix.Mais que le service est lent pour la mise en place, et réserve parfois des surprises (échange dans les commandes ...).

The Deep Blue is a part of the Museum of Science, with view into the adjacent areas and the traveling light show at the exterior wall and ceiling. It is modern and bright, customers sit on long "benches" and eat at long shared tables. Kids eat for free!!! with the adult orders. We had two huge portions of good fish and chips, and an unusual smoked chicken and mango salad: huge cubes of a somewhat dry chicken and delicious cubes of mango. Our little 3 year old had fish fingers and fries. I had a small glass of white Spanish Macabeo (gbp3.50) plus we all shared a bottle of sparkling water. Prices are on the high side for a basic restaurant - we paid close to gbp50 for 3 adults, but since the admission to the museum itself is free, it is well worth it. Service was reasonably quick and efficient.

I visited Science Museum and thought of having lunch at Deep Blue. We ordered Fish n Chips, Tomato Soup and French Fries. All the items ordered were stale and tasted pathetic. To top it all, I also paid £3 service charge for this meal. The 26£ meal was worthless, we paid and left the place just after having the first bite. Neither the waitress nor chef bothered for feedback and this speaks about their pathetic quality and inhospitable service character. Avoid !!

I took my 4 year old nephew to visit the science museum on a Thursday afternoon with both of his grandmothers. We decided to take my nephew to Deep blue for lunch during an exhausting day at the museum. At first glance the place looked pretty different and exciting with tables that had lights in them. As it turned out these were quite annoying it felt like eating lunch on a 60 watt blub in a dark room. We waited to be seated for 15 mins, 3 staff walked past us but didn't seat us until we asked what was going on, it wasn't as if the place was that busy it was less than half full. It took the waiters forever to bring the drinks we had ordered. The food arrived almost half an hour after we ordered nephew was so hungry, I felt sorry for the poor kid. Luckily I had the chance to take him to one of the sections of the museum to distract him while we waited. One of us asked how long the food would be and got a rude response from the waiter, that they had to cook it fresh we'd have to wait! They added the service charge to the bill so I didn't get the chance to refuse a tip, which I would have done as the service was poor. Saying all that, the food was fantastic. I had a Cajun chicken burger that came with fries and a tiny papaya salad which was very good. My nephew had a cheeseburger from the kids menu which he demolished pretty quickly, which was unlike him to do. I couldn't tell if he loved the food or if he was super hungry from the wait. Both Grannies loved their food too. The prices of the meals were ok for what it was, my meal was about £10 or £11 and the kids meal free when you buy the adults meal it was only about £6 anyway. I don't think I would go there again purely for the poor service and annoying underlit tables.

We waited in the queue - with people ahead of us being seated every five minutes. Suddenly we get to the front and are told that there is a 30 minute wait. Rubbish rubbish service.

For starters we shared the Guacamole Nachos and the cheese croquettes. The latter were very tasty and the nachos were OK while the guacamole lacked texture. For mains I had the lamb burger with bacon and fries which was very nice. My wife had the caesar salad which came with a relatively tasteless yogurt dressing (not mentioned in the menu) - a caesar salad should surely have caesar dressing? The service was timed to perfection and very friendly throughout. Nice atmosphere in the high ceiling hall and dimly uplit section of the science museum.

Deep blue has always been a challenge--getting service. It's hard to see with the undertable lighting and the staff can't seem to see us either. (They're perfectly nice, but I think the table set up makes it a challenge).Benugo's has the most bitter coffee in London. It is very poor quality. Overextracted Milk makes it just slightly palatable. The panna cotta takes the cake. It was terrible. So much gelatine/agar-agar that it could hold up a soup spoon. Jello is finer. Thankfully my waiter refunded the cost.

Generally, am quite apprehensive about museum restaurants - but was quite impressed with Deep Blue - had the burger and fries which was really tasty and as children eat free, not bad value considering the location. Also service was excellent!

After a exhausting yet exciting trip to the museum we ended at the deep blue for a bite to eat we ordered with the waitress 25 minutes later were told it's coming shortly then a further 25 minutes later were given a apology and that the orders finally bein put via we waited just over a hour and twenty five minutes from ordering for two potions of chicken wings and two mixed leaf salads how can somthing go so wrong? Then there was a issue was the salad which by then I couldn't be bothered to complain about.... Why was the salad so salty???? Did it grow in the sea? I have to add to this the manager on Duty wiped our bill and we paid nothing but honestly it's not acceptable they weren't even full! Definitely a staffing crisis that the clients have to suffer

We came here for a family lunch recently while at the museum and was pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious and the service was great. Prices were reasonable and kids eat free.Would definitely come back!

Visiting the Science Museum with my daughter on Saturday, and happened to be by the restaurant at 12:30 so we decided to have lunch. We didn't wait long to get seated, and the service was good: attentive without being intrusive. We ordered burgers: lamb burger for me and a beef burger (minus the gherkin and tomato) for my daughter. The food arrived in good time, looking very appetising (and substantial portions). It tasted as good as it looked and we both left clean plates. Very happy with our whole experience.

We visited on Monday, and restaurant offered Kids Eat Free. So we order 2 main-entree Fish and Chips of £13.5 each, and the kids get to order kids main entree for FREE! The kids entree alone is £5 each! And they can choose other main entree. The restaurant is one of a kind, lights under the table next to fun display. The Fish portions are HUGE with thick real fish meat, and so do the kids Fish Finger. This really put to shame the USA grocery store bake fish! Total for 2 entrees of Fish & Chips + 2 kids Fish Finger come to £31, including the tips! Yay!

My daughter likes eating here, it's one of the main reasons we visit the science museum, the service and attention is good.The menu is pretty nice to, the only downside is the price. Fish and chips and a Caesar salad with fantas costed nearly £35. The food was very tasty though.

very nice restaurant. ..funky atmosphere...kids eat free. unfortunately the time we went for lunch they were either super busy or understaffed. ..one waitress serving few tables all coming around sane time...food took a while to arrive but it was good ..kids meal (from kid's menu) is free if parents order a main dish or salad..

Les restaurant se situe dans le musee des sciences. L'accueil y est soigné et attentif. Le restaurant est tres sympa. Surtout avec des ados. Une lumière bleue créée une ambiance futuriste, emplifiée par des tables lumineuses, sur lesquelles on mange, les uns à côté des autres. La carte est tout à fait honorable. Les produits sont frais et le rapport qualité/prix est bon. Il y a un peu d'attente mais quoi de plus normal lorsque l'on cuisine à la demande. A faire! Petit -: climatisation un peu forte. Pas forcement agréable lorsque l'on mange.

Este restaurante ofrece menús gratis para niños con cada plato principal de adulto. Lástima que el lugar está muy mal iluminado, con mesas de luz, que impiden ver lo que tienes en el plato. Aún así, la comida es buena.

Atmosfera carina, con tavoli retroilluminati e dominanza del blu. Camerieri solerti e portate arrivate in 5 minuti. Abbiamo preso un hamburger servito con patate fritte che ho trovato buono. Anche le ragazze hanno mangiato tutto. Prezzo che ti aspetti in un museo.

For a museum concession restaurant I thought this was good value and the menu imaginative. The Leonardo tie-in food included pancetta wrapped, mozzarella stuffed meatballs which were good and my grilled halloumi on roasted veg was excellent. Lots of celeriac and other interesting veg.

I was rather surprised by the quality of the food. It was all made to order and fresh. There was a rather long wait time since it is not very large. It was very good value for a family since they had an offer where kids eat for free.The seats are not particularly comfortable and it was rather loud. The restaurant is not isolated from the hotel.

È all'interno del museo, nella penombra con tavoli illuminati (bello). É un ristorante, perciò la qualitá dei piatti è buona e il servizio cordiale, anche quando c'è tanta gente. Sì sì andateci, prezzi nella norma, menù per bimbi con hamburger e patatine e buon compromesso x adulti anche con fish and chips.

This is one of the Science Museum's restaurant. Considering its location and the high number of people served every day/hour, this Resto meet the desires and taste of most clients. The menu displays some classics, including burger, fish and fries but it also offers good healthy salads and a decent wine selection. A nice break during a visit to a wonderful museum.

Went here before attending a special exhibition. Food was freshly cooked and very nice. Portion of fries with my burger was very generous ;-)The tiramisu was huge and could definitely feed 2 (I shared mine).

I wasn't expecting a lot from what I thought was a basic food concession in the Science Museum, but the Da Vinci-themed Italian specials menu for the launch of the new exhibit lured us in. After all, who could turn down the opportunity for pancetta-wrapped meatballs or an authentic 19th-century 'white lasagne'? Well, not I!Sadly, my first choice of the meatballs had sold out, so the lasagne was ordered. When it arrived, like a big piece of cake, the flavour was absolutely fabulous - way above and beyond my expectations. They clearly have an imaginative chef: The top and outer layers were crispy and light, and the 'white' filling very tasty indeed... however, a couple of mouthfuls in and we discovered the interior of the generous slice was still chilled. Undeterred, and impressed enough with the flavour, we sent them back for a reheat and were offered a couple of free drinks as an apology without delay or rancour (extra points for service there). When two fresh, new slices of lasagne arrived steaming, the first thing we did was to double check the temperature: This portion, too, was cold inside. Such a shame - the hot parts were delicious - and whilst clearly pre-cooked (and a lack of dodgy tummy supports the food safety aspect) the dish had not been heated through properly nor the inerior temperature checked.We were running a little late to go elsewhere, and still had our free apology drinks to consume, so we chose a different dish to avoid being disappointed for a third time: Their regular menu offered flame-grilled chicken and new potatoes with winter 'slaw, so that's what we went for (less to go wrong!)Having talked to the staff, including the very helpful and apologetic head waitress, it seems that the lasagne was initially served up in thinner slices and it was their 'end of day' generosity of portion that had undoubtedly contributed to our less than satisfactory experience. They also took the lasagne off the menu for the remainder of the day.We were offered complimentary desserts and a further discount off the bill as additional compensation, and the staff were clearly concerned about the error. The desserts were both excellent. At no time were we made to feel guilty of awkward about our complaint.For the reasons outlined above, the restaurant gets a very average rating, though other (less adventurous?) diners seemed to be enjoying their food from the regular menu. Would we eat there again? Well, possibly, yes - despite our poor experience this time. Whilst unlikely to be spending another all-dayer in the Science Museum for a couple of years, I hope to be able to offer a significantly better review the next time we go back.

Our family party of 7 were warmly welcomed and seated at the far end of the restaurant near the massive light wall. other bench seating had interesting inbuilt lighting which kids would find great. We all ate great food and enjoyed a main and an alcoholic drink for a total bill of about £100 - good value in my book.Burgers were great - lovely caramelised onions in them. Haloumi salad was also great and contained lots of interesting veg.

On a full day at the Science Museum we tried the food here with our family with kids aged 7 and 9. They werved the food quickly and it was great, but nothing special. Still I think it was one of the better choices on the museum. They also had "free food" for the children.

Le restaurant est dans le sciences museum, un peu dans la pénombre, les tables sont lumineuses, ce qui crait une ambiance plutôt sympathique. Nous avons mangés des burger, rien de très original, mais tout était très bon! Je recommande. ..

Great place to eat while at the Museum. There was a queue when we arrived but it moved very quickly and the service was fabulous once we sat down. Simple food, but good value for money as kids eat free. Loved the illuminated tables

Very approachable resturant within Science Museum, however food is average and we thought it would be of better quality and standard in such a venue. Menu prices expensive and staff seem moody ( even if there are working on a weekend). Wouldn't visit or recommend though the museum is a must of visiting London.

Great service, simple and affordable menu. Free kids meals when adults have a mains. Special tables and environment. Awesome.

I order a burger with frensh fries , buffalo wings , garlic mushrooms, All were bad except garlic mushrooms. Over priced.

I guess we should consider that as the Science Museum entry is free then Food outlets are likely to be pricy inside!We were charged £32 for 2 adults Cheeseburgers fries and Coke and a Child's Burger fries and a horrid Strawberry icecream desert. The Child's burger classed as a Kids main meal (no drink) was FREE! Saving £5.75.Service was prompt but hurried and when I asked the waiter to remove the discretionary service charge he was appalled, reluctantly he did so final bill was £29.Still £10 more than it was worth.A captive audience springs to mind, food was hot and edible but nothing special. Tables are also lit through perspex with old food crumbs trapped in the frames, atmospheric but not practical.Wouldn't eat here again.

Loved the Atmosphere, and the Staff were really helpful and attentive. The Burger was excellent, but a bit pricey. If you are at the Science Museum this is the better restaurant to use.

We went here when we visited the science museum recently. The food was lovely but slightly overpriced (would say this was because of its location rather than anything else) we all had burgers of some variety and they were cooked just right. It looked like the most appetising out of all the eateries in the museum and was a nice treat for us all.

Had the unpleasant experience of eating the overpriced and very poor food here. For £13.50 + 10% service charge I had a rubbery piece of chicken that was nothing like its southern fried name, a pile of fries and a tiny corn on the cob. Not only was it poorly presented but tasteless. They state that by eating there you're helping the science museum, but this is an outsourced catering company. In reality you're better off buying a sandwich from Pret for a few quid and putting £5 in the donation pot. You'll not only have a better lunch and save money but the museum will be better off too. Alternatively try the Energy Cafe at the entrance, it's cheaper and the food much higher quality.

After another fantastic trip to the Science Museum, we mistakenly decided to try out the Deep Blue Restaurant.We were seated promptly at a garish, backlit table which was incredibly unpleasant to sit at. Our order was taken by a fairly surly waitress, and shortly afterwards our food turned up - a huge pile of tasteless chips, a rubbery, luke warm piece of battered chicken and a small corn on the cob, for which I had the pleasure of paying £14. It took a while to get someone's attention so that we could pay. Our food was only half-eaten which seemed to be of absolutely no concern to the waitress.This is an incredibly disappointing restaurant with no redeeming qualities. It is a shame, as they could put a much better restaurant in such a prime location. Responses to other reviews state that they are working with the Science museum to improve. Well this hasn't happened yet, so until it does I would keep away from this place. The cafe near the entrance and shop is far more pleasant, I would recommend going there instead.

Restaurante fica no ground floor do Science Museum , é lindo , serviço ótimo e a comida estava maravilhosa. Comi umHambúrguer com cebolas carameladas e blue cheese "dos deuses"!!!

I took my two small granddaughters here for lunch. The kids menu was slightly disappointing as everything seemed to come with chips, but of course the two year old loved it! The staff were very helpful and kindly heated up a sachet of baby food. It was a hot sunny day and we would have liked to eat outside on the terrace but there was no shade - the thin awnings were useless and not angled over the tables. So we ate inside which is VERY dark. However, we enjoyed our meal and would certainly go back, but we hope the outside area will be better organised next time.

Always try to give fair, honest reviews so this was really disappointing. The table service was slow as staff struggled with orders even though the restaurant was relatively empty. The poor lighting made it difficult to read the menu, 50% of which was either 'unavailable' or vital ingredients missing with no alternatives offered. Note: Given the wrong order which, once reported, was eventually taken away and served, by now stone cold, to a diner on another table! Unsure if this was 'normal' or hygienic. Even the salads, which were supposed to be cold and are usually quite straightforward, were not as described in the menu and lacked any form of dressing whilst it was not possible to order mini-versions of the 'available' menu choices for older children - maybe one to consider(?)Overall the food was cold and everything, noticeably childrens drinks, was overpriced. It may be convenient however, as we regularly attend museum exhibitions, we will not be dining here again.