Deli Cafe - Natural History Museum in Kensington and Chelsea

Nice healthy meals, reasonably priced. Enough tables to sit, however canteen like atmosphere. Poor acoustics, and a lot of kids! Noisy.

Croissant, espresso e caffè americano. Tutto ottimo. Ampia sala in cui fare colazione. Perfetto per chi si accinge a visitare l'immenso museo!

Visiting the Natural History Museum, stopped off for a coffee at the Deli Cafe, located at the back near the Darwin Egg building. Very nice Café Latte - though as you'd expect London Prices! Friendly helpful staff. Only issue was that the tables were very dirty, covered in crumbs and the relics of other peoples food and hadn't been cleaned in a while.

We stopped here for some lunch around noon on 31/10/20. I'm writing this review as I wanted to give a specific mention to the gent with the beard who works in the cafe. The cafe was really busy with only 2 staff members on serving and 1 on clearing. He was working his absolute socks off and was extremely efficient, but still took the time to talk with all customers and was very friendly. He also looked to be training a new member of staff, talk about multi-tasking! We both opted for a sandwich with 2 salad sides, which easily kept us going till tea time and were very tasty. Food was pretty fairly priced, with 2 lunches and 2 drinks coming to around £20.

Este café se encuentra dentro del Museo de Historia Natural de Londres, un lugar maravilloso para visitar. Es una gran área abierta con un buen grado de asientos y autoservicio estilo cafetería. Damos la bienvenida al descanso de recorrer el Museo, pero quedamos muy decepcionados con el café en sí. El personal es amable, pero descubrimos que cuando llegamos justo después del pico del almuerzo alrededor de las 130 pm, la comida disponible era muy limitada, se había agotado mucho, y el pollo al curry tailandés estaba fresco, masticable, mal preparado y el arroz tan duro como piedras, tenía que déjalo, no era comestible. El café no está mal, sin embargo, no fue una comida barata y los tres quedamos muy decepcionados. Lo mejor es que si estás visitando el museo, intenta comer antes o después en un lugar mejor.

A good spot to rest your legs after you have walked around the Natural History Museum. Friendly staff and a good range of lite bites and snacks makes this an ideal spot to "refuel". Prices are very reasonable, especially by London standards.

Café recién abierto al público. Presenta una muy buena carta para veganos y público en general. Todos los platos y sándwiches muy buen presentados. El barista es muy preocupado del servicio. Excelente café.

Cold and confusing best describes both. At least the tea was good quality. I wouldn't go back, the other cafes at the museum seem much better.

The staff were helpful and pleasant. We did not have to queue for long despite the apparent number of customers. This was a welcome pitstop during our hectic, and very full, day out at the museums, The coffee and cakes were delicious. Good place to have a quick break before moving on.

We visited the Deli cafe for a much needed drink and a sit down! The cakes looked delicious but we resisted! No complaints

Really good food and coffee here, though the path from the shelf to the counter and taking your food to the table was a little disorganised with coffee orders getting out of sequence and customres milling around

Relación calidad precio mala, aunque no es de extrañar la comidas es muy regular y el precio caro, no volvere

we only tasted some coffees, but it's a great place to relax while visiting the museum, there are plenty of seats, clean and average London prices.

Popped in for a hot chocolate and chocolate brownie - both fantastic. Little pricey, but that's London for you. There's also free water to quench your thirst. A recommended stop within the museum. It's "hidden" towards the back so doesn't get as busy as other cafe's within the museum.

Busy and noisy. Quite a good selection of food catering for children, vegetarians and vegans. And not too pricey. Staff are helpful and friendly.

Food varied and interesting - pizza seems to be their speciality and we enjoyed ours. VERY helpful with regard to my Grandsons nut allergy. Service speedy, prices reasonable and tables cleared regularly. Worth a visit.

Posee una variedad importante para hacer una pausa en un museo tan grande para recorrer como lo es el de Historia Natural.

We ate here recently and, although it was ok, I think we would only return because of the convenience rather than the food.

Llegamos fríos, así que pensamos en tomar una taza de té antes de mirar alrededor. Compré 6 tazas de té para 6 personas. No teníamos leche. Me quedé horrorizado en la caja cuando pidieron más de 17. 00.

Hicimos una visita mientras explorábamos el Museo de Historia Natural, y quedamos muy impresionados con la calidad de los pasteles. Tuve una deliciosa rebanada de pastel de limón que era muy agradable, y mi madre tenía un bollo con mermelada y crema, y dijo que era uno de los bollos más bonitos que ha tenido nunca. Un poco caro, tal vez, pero eso se puede perdonar debido a la ubicación.

De visita en el museo, esta cafetería tiene un menú más que aceptable para comer algo rápido. Vale la pena como alternativa

The sandwich I had was OK, nothing special and the bread was a bit tough. The white wine, Sauvignon Blanc, was good. The service was cordial.

It's a good, easy place to sit down and take a break after seeing around, but better not to expect much, limited menu. Just for a bite, a quick snack and tea and coffee etc.

Pela localização, é bem prático pra aplacar a fome, mas não possui muita variedade e o preço tanto dos pratos quanto das bebidas, achei muito elevado, especialmente se comparado com outras opções que vi depois.

巨大な博物館を見学して、疲れ、空腹感を覚えたのでサンドイッチ以外も販売している本レストランを利用した。

Ottimo per fermarsi e rilassarsi. Abbiamo bevuto un buon cappuccino e assaggiato delle buone torte. I prezzi nella media di Londra.

Since you need to spend a long time in the museum, it is nice to have some snacks! A bit pricey though

Les plats proposés (sandwichs et salades) sont plutôt bons et équilibrés. Nous trouvions ça cher au début car nous n'avions pas compris qu'avec le sandwich venaient 3 sortes de salades à choisir parmi un assortiment. Le prix est donc bien moins exorbitant que ce que nous attendions! Et comme nous avons passé en tout 7 heures dans ce musée, l'option de se restaurer à l'intérieur s'est imposée d'elle même.

The museum has a number of food outlets, this one is a bit cheap and cheerful. The food is excellent, served quickly, and very tasty. It is the ambiance of the place that pulls it down a bit, it is reminiscent of a school canteen - especially when there are lots of kids there. But I have eaten here many times, it is convenient when I am in the museum, so I'll keep going there.

It´s not the place you choose for the cosiness or the elegance, but always good to be able to have a bite in a museum. Food OK.

Pratique car au coeur du musée d'histoire naturelle... mais comme tout ce genre ce snack : attrape touriste classique, cher pour peu de contenu dans l'assiette. Pas grand chose à dire : bon, mais hors de prix pour ce que c'est ( dû à l'emplacement ).

For a busy museum cafe, really a very good standard. Food, hot and cold, freshly prepared, kids lunch pack very balanced. Staff efficient. Prices for London reasonable.

Cuando paramos en el café en el Museo de Historia Natural no creo que pensamos que nos gustaría conseguir algo tan bueno como lo que hicimos.

El servicio fue rápido, pero la comida era normalita. Tenías la sensación de que estaban siendo presionados, como elegir su comida.

Good service, centered around families with kids - children get activity sheet with crayons, good kids menu options. Good quality food, cater for vegans too. Recommend.

Whether you visit the Natural Science or History Museum or the V& A , you have to take a break for food and drink. You would be completely exhausted if you didn't. It is a average food fair that serves the purpose. Beats having to exit the museum just for refreshments.

A quick break for tea and cakes. We had the scone with strawberry jam & clotted cream and the lemon & almond cake, yummy. Lots of drinks and snacks also. But the cakes & biscuits were the best.

The food is ok here-it can be a little pricey and the queues get quite long-there is a lot of seating though which helps a little

Durante la visita del Museo di storia Naturale ci siamo fermati a mangiare in questo self service situato al suo...

esta genial para poder hacer una parada, sobre todo si vas en familia, no es barato pero son muy rápidos...

Llegamos al Museo de Historia Natural a la hora de comer y todos los restaurantes de las calles cercanas estaban...

Lovely & well presented food with good choices at a reasonable price. Well spaced seating so you don't feel too squashed in. Gets a bit busy but worth the wait.

Buen café y aperitivos. Le sugerimos el almuerzo para los niños de 5, 5 libras. Tartas y bocadillos están bien. Los precios un poco demasiado alto pero estás il Londres. . .

Mi sobrina y yo visitamos este lugar. Mi sobrina siendo vegetariano fue difícil encontrar nada para comer, excepto por una ensalada. Por la mañana, eso no era lo que uno esperaría. El hecho de que los bocadillos se hacen en el sitio no hubiera sido difícil de ofrecer para hacer algo. Pero este no llegó. El personal necesita capacitación servicio al cliente y tal vez una educación en una población creciente de vegetarianos y veganos.

這個位於英國倫敦自然歷史博物館內的其中一間餐廳，近門口的一區。這裡不是很大，卻是放鬆的好地方. 因為在博物館裡面有許多的知訊，資料及知識，對大腦是一個非常在的挑戰。在這咖啡廳可以休閒地喝上杯醒腦的coffee，吃件美味的三文治真的非常舒服〜

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Ótima localização, comida boa e café agradável.

食物種類比想像中多, 有熱食和糕點等, 所以在博物館逛累了, 想吃正餐或是喝杯咖啡都沒有問題.

コーヒーだけ飲みました。特にとても美味しいとは思わなかったですが、館内での休憩には便利だと思います。

We had lunch here and enjoyed it. We both had a sandwich which had a choice of two salads with it. The choice of salads were good. They also have hot meals.

Ein self-service Cafè mit akzeptabler Ausstattung. Kleine Snacks, Kuchen; Getränke; Kaffee, Tee. Katinenartiker Charakter. Preislich . South Kensington angepasst.

Very pricey. A Sandwich, a coffee and a child's lunch box for £15.00. We ate here because it had the shortest queue but wish we had gone to the main restaurant as the food was not that good and had to wait ages for the coffee.

There's so much to see in this museum that no one wants to waste time going out for food. The cafeteria was very busy when I was there. Despite this the staff worked efficiently, serving customers and clearing tables. It was clean and there was no stress of trying to find a seat once you have your food as can sometimes be the case. There was a good choice of food and drink to suit all tastes. I was happy with the quality of the food and the price was reasonable. I won't hesitate to visit again.

The Kitchen café deserves to be considered better than "average" but below "very good". A salmon fillet or a chicken breast or a (fancy) sandwich will set you back £7.95 which a lot of people seem to think is too much, but I disagree as all of the above items come with two salads from a wide range. Also, more to the point, the money made from catering helps fund the museum, which let us remember is entirely FREE.The food itself is good quality but nothing sensational, and the room and tables are quite bland. It's not the sort of place you'd want to hang around for long, but then of course you wouldn't; you're in the Natural History Museum!

This is in the perfect place within the museum as a mid way food stop and recharge was great to be able to take a moment and relax before we started on the other part of the museum. The food in here was fantastic for a museum a lot better than what was expected, the food was slightly more expensive than anticipated, but I have paid more at other attractions for a lot worse!! The tables were clean, despite how busy it was it was relatively easy to find a seat.

Fantastic restaurant and the food was delicious, what we loved - variety of salads, wraps, focaccias (not boring sandwiches) and plenty of hot dishes. Our daughter had a lasagne which was really yummy. Despite the fact that the restaurant was very busy (lunch time) everything was running smoothly. Sometimes you had to put your tray away yourself but this is not due to laziness of the staff (as one of the people mentioned before) but due to the fact that they were very busy and they deserve credit for it. Also fresh food was delivered regularly, they never run out of the food. It's not cheap, this place is pricey but I believe that the most of the money goes back to fund the Museum which I don't mind

Comida muito melhor que em muitos restaurantes de Londres. Preços muito acessíveis. A comida é estilo buffet

Good choice of mainly cold food and salads. Good coffee. Slightly overpriced but it's London and I have to hope the museum benefits from the cost

Everything has cheese in Britain but usually there are alternatives. Not this one though--if you need a meal and can't do dairy, you're out of luck.

The Deli Café is the perfect place to recharge, or just for a cup of coffee.After walking around the museum for hours, it was great to see a deli that offers a wide choice of dishes, including cake, pies, and delicious scones - which you HAVE to eat with clotted cream and jam.Most dishes are made in front of you, and can take a little time, but the staff takes great care in handling your food.Prices were reasonable (for a museum), food was good quality.Recommended.

Personnel aimablePlats ok: fish goujons and chips pour enfant, beef lasagna and vegetable lasagne pour adultesDesserts très bonsMais extrêmement cher... on paye l'emplacement! + de £45 pour 3 plats (dont 1 enfant):et 2 desserts

afternoon tea. cakes were good though expensive. Convenient while visiting the museum. Several cafes throughout the museum now.

Nice cakes, good looking canteen food with a good range of options. Teas and coffees were good too. Good service, quick and efficient even on a busy Sunday lunch time.

we called in here before we started our visit and i have to say it was very good - we only had coffee and cake but we enjoyed ... would recommend it

OK so you're really here for the museum and not a gastronomic experience, which is lucky as you won't get one. On the face of it there is a wide-ish menu. Unfortunately you can't get a regular sandwich, instead you get over-fussy wraps and ciabatta loaves - far too expensive for a lunch time bite to eat. I swear they even had smashed avocado - this isn't Sydney Australia for goodness sake. Why not have simple sandwiches? There's a range of fairly expensive hot choices - £10 for serving of lasagne.. We made do with overpriced muffins and cake and coffee. The coffee isn't up to much either.The staff seem less than interested and we had to clear a table as there didn't seem to be anybody else doing it.Of course, this is a museum and it's free to get in, but they could actually make some more cash by being more efficient and having food that wasn't ridiculously priced.As a Londoner I sometimes despair over the standard of service we allow - but on the positive side this is much better than the world's worst museum food experience - that in the Vatican Museum, my review of which trip advisor still refuses to publish

This cafe is only for when you’re desperate for a caffeine or carb injection and you can actually get one of the MANY staff members to be bothered to serve you.Having missed a full breakfast (I’d recommend trying the Lido Cafe in nearby Hyde Park if you’re coming from that direction), while the rest of my party had coffee & cakes for elevenses, I opted for a Focaccia sandwich with side salads. Getting someone to serve was an uphill struggle, pulling a supervisor from a private conversation with a colleague to instruct a THIRD member of staff (maybe they were the only one trained to operate a pair of tongs?) to put a pre-prepared sandwich on a plate with a couple of portions of a pasta and a green salad. When I say ‘portion’ I may be overstating what was plonked on the plate at first. Another struggle to get something that would satisfy and sparrow. The quality was fine but we were all left with the impression was a place run to take the maximum amount of money off the visitor for the minimum amount of product or customer service.If the Museum want to argue that (the premium attractions aside) you’re getting a ‘free’ day out at the NHM (ignoring the income or visitor taxes we’ve all contributed) and that they’re justified in overcharging to generate extra income, then they should just consider whether visitors will return to the cafes or to the Museum at all. NHM Management: Try bothering to give good service and a good value for money and you’ll get good word-of-mouth and return visitors. TIP: Plan a picnic in a rucksack or even pick up some sandwiches on the way and use the large Picnic Area in the basement directly below this restaurant. With lots of tables (it appears to be laid out for school trips) plus a drink and snack vending machine, it’s right by the washrooms we found from the restaurant. You’ll probably have a more relaxed meal and not feel ripped off.

What a little treat within the Museum, with friendly staff and a pleasant atmosphere. Child friendly too which is great. Even though very busy there was no significant wait

Porridge and honey! breakfast to set you up for the day! Clean and reasonable value. Quality food ~ salad and sandwiches fresh and tasty - something to suit everyone.

One of my simply favorite places in London... Lovely cake and tea... Staff are polite and tables cleared quiet quickly... Just love this building...

We enjoyed late lunch on a Saturday afternoon. My previous experience had been ruined by rude staff. This time the staff was friendly and service was prompt. I had the penne and my hubby a bacon cheeseburger. Both dishes were hot and generous in size. Lunch for 2 with drinks and 1 dessert was 27 pounds. We had a solid very good meal.

Recommend if you are talking the time to visit the museum to grab a quick break at the cafe too. It's almost a destination itself.

Was attending an event at the Royal Albert Hall and was looking for somewhere to freshen up and get something to eat, wandered into this deli cafe ( which also had a good coffee bar next to it) and was very pleasantly surprised by the choice and quality of the food on offer.

We dined at the restaurant museum because we were tired and hungry.Service was good and quick.I had the soup of the day, which was good (tomatoe soup)My friend had the burger with the potatoes. The beef was tasty but all the other ingredients, such as the bread, were below average.

As seems to the norm in England, leaving cakes on open display can be too much temptation for small children. Otherwise good for a quick coffee but "The Restaurant" is where you want to go for a substantial meal.

When visiting the Natural History Museum on Sunday we decided to stop for a bite to eat and although the food (sandwiches and cake) and coffee were good they were over priced - would be nice to see something a little more reasonably priced as for families must be quite costly

My two friends are I came to visit the Natural History Museum on a Saturday afternoon to grab a quick bite to eat before having a nose around the museum. Looking at the menu it looked fairly reasonable. Fries for £3.50, and a brownie for £4.50... It could be worse! When we got to the till we were greeted by an unenthusiastic trainee. As we proceeded with our orders, we decided we wanted to pay for our separate meals individually. The first of us ordered fries and apple juice (£6.50), second of us ordered fries, a brownie and Fanta Orange (£10.00), and myself, I ordered fries and a brownie (£8.00).After ordering, we were shown to our table by a waitress. Almost within two minutes, my friend's apple juice arrived and shortly a minute after her fries arrived. We waited five minutes, ten minutes, a further fifteen minutes in which our two orders of fries and brownies had still not arrive. During this time, we couldn't help but notice how dirty our cutlery was! I kid you not, food (it looked like dried tomato puree) was still on one of the forks! We had to ask a waiter to change the cutlery and even he seemed bemused by it! After waiting thirty minutes for our two orders, we knew this wasn't right. We called over a waitress who quickly glanced over our receipts, nodded and walked away! I was so shocked. She simply ignored our issue!! This was not okay! We approached another waitress, who thankfully, went to call the manager. It turns out that the trainee only put forward the first order, and the two other orders did not even make it into the kitchen!!The manager was apologetic and told us our food will arrive as soon as possible. She was right! However, after waiting thirty minutes and realising that your order was never initially put forward, I didn't exactly feel reassured.When the food did arrive, the fries were mediocre in a small bowl and one of the brownies were cold. For a wonderful place like the Natural History Museum, with visitors day in and day out from all across the world, you'd expect quality, but unfortunately from this experience the price simply did not reflect the food or the service. If you do have to eat here, my best advice is to hold on to your receipt and check your cutlery! Otherwise, if you have time, check out the other cafes in the museum and/or research in advance the range of cafes and restaurants close by South Kensington tube station for a better experience!

My friend and I were visiting the museum for the Wildlife Photography of the year Exhibition, which was amazing, but before hand we decided to get a bite to eat. We opted for the restaurant inside the museum. This was not a good move. As soon as we ordered, extra charges were added to the bill for a chicken burger and a hot drink. We sat down and had to wait around 30 minutes for our food to come. When it did finally come, it was thrown down in front of us and when I tried asking for some mayonnaise was ignored completely. I then started eating my chicken burger and halfway through bit into some sort of cling film or plastic, I was not certain what it was and called over the waitress. She said that it was part of the burger, which i found very hard to believe. I asked if I could have a beef burger instead and she reluctantly took it away. I then had to wait another 20 minutes for another burger which when I received, was very cold. Again, this was just thrown down. I found the staff to be very rude, and will not be going to the restaurant again, which is a shame as being a London Treasure and having thousands of tourists visit, it is not a nice experience to receive.

We visited the museum for a day out and stopped for lunch, we were shocked to find it was £11 plus for a fairly basic pizza. It was tasty but so overpriced that had we not been so hungry we would've gone elsewhere!The service was fast and drinks nice but the whole place has an air of snobbery when really it doesn't warrant it. They treat it like its a 5 star restaurant but it's not.

I stopped in to have a late lunch. I ordered and proceeded into a virtually empty dining room and was met by a gruff rude waiter. I told him that I did not want to sit against a wall by the service area and wanted to sit one table over. He told me I wasn't listening to him and that was my table. What a jerk. He then proceeded to ignore me. I saw him leave moments later.....I obviously was the last person he had to deal with at the end of his shift. Very unpleasant experience.

very busy but found a seat. all sandwiches had a mayo or mustard etc on so our 12 year old son ended up with a childrens sized sandwich as that was plain. they were unable to make us a larger one. the others were bit pricey for a sandwich but i suppose thats london. they were nice though. £30 for 2 sandwiches, a kids sandwich, a kids pasta and drinks, and that was with our members discount. not bad though as tasted nice.

Had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and a fruit punch as a snack as I was between dinner and lunch.Café was really cute and had a lot of offerings with the friendly staff and good selection. Definitely a great place to take a break!!

Only popped in here for a sit down and a coffee with a friend. Somewhat surprised that -even tho the place was 90% empty we- weren't allowed to sit where we wanted i.e. somewhere in a quiet corner,for a good catch up - and we and to wait to be shown to a table we didn't want to sit at. The wait for our order to be taken was inappropriate given how quiet it was.When our 2 hot drinks came they were -well, NOT hot. My friend took them back and we waited several minutes for the replacements to arrive as it was getting busier by then. They really weren't that hot even now but we weren't in the market for asking for them to be hotter again.All in all, hot drinks not hot enough and tables we sat at -one side a long shared seat - were far too close together to have a private conversation. Pity when we could have sat a little further away but were refused. With the choice of cafes etc nearby I will be avoiding this cafe on another visit if possible.

When you visit Cafés in London you generally are not expecting great things, but this was surprisingly good. Everything tasted fresh, good quantities and the overall quality was good. It is London, so the prices match the location, so not cheap-cheap, but at the same time not bad.Seating was the only problem, as they did not seem to have enough, but worth waiting.

Fabulous cream tea !! needed this tasty treat after our walk round the museum but could see the deli and fresh salad counter very nice indeed.

Para o local e a pressa que se está o Deli Café não é nada mal, porem não possui muitas opções e o café expresso é bem caro.

Não apresenta muitas opções de pratos, mas o atendimento é rápido e eficiente. A comida não é fantástica, mas satisfaz.

This restaurant was actually pretty good, my mum had soup and the rest of my family had the burgers and they were all good and made with good ingredients. The service was cheerful and good too we had a nice indian girl serving us and she was nice and bubbly. The soup was lovely and had a sort of Indian flavour to it with the coriander and just worked so well, the burgers were great. I had the Chicken burger with cheese and bacon and it was lovelyyy! Bacon was good with the cheese melted on the chicken fillet and the fillet was grilled so it was healthy and yeah it was great in taste.The atmosphere was ok I mean it was restaurant/ deli and the prices were pretty high cause it's London and a tourist attraction so I would say probably good to experience at least once but yeah I liked it there and I may go again but not something I would go to everytime cause it is a museum too. but overall I think it was good. The value depends on what you order I think

The pizza was fine but uninspired. Pasta with pesto and spinach was good. Service was warm and friendly and the food was served promptly. The atmosphere is, as you might expect, a little institutional but you are in an amazing building.

Enfin un sandwich qui a du goût! Je n'y croyais plus! Qui eu cru que cet humble snack de musée proposerait des sandwichs ayant plus de goût que les célèbres hamburgers au grand M!

Expensive. Tiny portions. Little different between child portion & adult bar price. Chicken undercooked & soggy skin. Kids didn't want to eat their food as it appeared so unappetising. Not value for money. Poor food quality. Will NEVER return

A very frustrating and disappointing experience. I was reminded of the trips to museums as a child where the monopoly led to bad service. Having waited with my kids for 15 minutes, I we orders drinks only to be told the policy was that we could only order and stay in the mostly empty restaurant if we ordered food. No notice was posted along the waiting area and no willingness to accommodate us despite the ample space available. In the highstreet this is fine and simply to the detriment of the business when people go next door, but in the middle of a museum with the alternative catering provided by the same business, this is not acceptable.

Fica dentro do museu, e é uma opção para um lanche rápido. Você pode escolher entre as opções de saladas, alguns lanches (quente ou frio) e algumas sobremesas. Os talheres a uma garrafa de agua ficam disponíveis nas mesas.

Encontramos esta cafeteria-restaurante por casualidad, entramos por la puerta del Natural history Museum en la que está la escalera mecánica que entra en una tierra y vimos este lugar para comer, el precio era £9.95 para los adultos y £5.95 para los niños que tenia un gran surtido para escoger, el menú de adulto era ensalada o pasta, sandwich o rollo caliente y frio, de postre unos increibles pasteles, tambien incluia la bebida y si añadias £1.50 te servian un capuccino. Si volvemos a Londres, iremos de nuevo a esta cafeteria restaurante a comer.