Garden Cafe in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Food was tasty and arrived quickly. Vegan burger was a bit greasy but Salmon nicoise was very tasty. Ambiance ok - you are where you are so don’t expect too much - but dog policy is a bit confusing.

I won’t comment on the overpriced and rather limited menu but confine myself to an account of an interaction which we witnessed. A group of people arrived and found tables outside to sit on (the outside space was completely empty). As many of them entered the inside to order drinks and food, we watched as a furiously apoplectic man rushed outside and ordered them to leave as they weren’t buying meals inside. Despite them protesting that their partners were queuing to make purchases he continued to shout and order them all away. They all left except those who had already bought what they wanted. Meanwhile on the inside he then locked the fire doors to prevent any access from the outside. Those who had bought from the cafe quickly finished their drinks and food while one of the group challenged him about the Health and Safety implications of locking the Fire Doors. This was an unpleasant and unnecessary scene to watch. We felt so sorry for these people who only wished to make a purchase. Clearly, on many levels this is a place to avoid. What an impression it must give to visitors both from this country and from abroad.

As others have noted this used to be lovely. Now, food ok (though very limited boring menu) but service is just unbelievable. As someone also noted, every single member of staff (and we were dealt with by many) appears to be on their first day. Dishes were regularly taken to wrong tables all around us. One dish on our table took, I'm not kidding, an hour to arrive -- and this was a plain pizza. That only happened after my husband got up twice to go across the large courtyard and complain to management. What was particularly striking was the sullenness or even open contempt of the staff for their job. We have never been treated so rudely by serving staff. They must be paid really low rates and have clearly had no training. Dingy, ugly layout, even the glamour has gone from that. Time this prime space moved on into competent hands.

Dirty, weird environment with staff, cold food and not worth the price Just really odd experience One star is already too many

Salad arrived incomplete Then second time with mouldy cheese- Manager says normal for blue cheese! NO ITS NOT! A very bad experience They are too busy so they don’t really care

This cafe used to be great. The food and coffee excellent if not a bit expensive but you didn't mind. The Benugo chain was sold on and this is whats happened.. Poor quality sandwiches wrapped in soggy paper. All the cold drinks are warm down to the fridge quality! Liven Up!!!

Visited yesterday lunchtime prior to a performance at Open Air Theatre. Found a table inside easily and purchased food from counter. Straightforward interaction and at that point no queues. After eating we sat chatting and noticing our surroundings more. Did not see any member of staff attempting to tidy the place up. Tables were all higgledly - all had different sauce bottles/ mayo on them. Most of which were empty and randomly moved around as customers searched for one that was useable. Floor was very messy, receipts, napkins, food crumbs.... Table next to us - a family - had ordered four pizzas and drinks. Pizzas arrived and drinks for children. No adult drinks. Then drink for wife arrived but no beer for Dad... He asked staff three times where it was and then was told he hadn’t ordered it. Receipt was examined - he had ordered it and staff member went off and returned with a choice of two bottles but no bottle opener......... It felt as if it was everyone’s first day, no one was in overall charge and that they were able to operate in this way because there’s a different clientele every day. Shame on you, Benugo.

I was spending some time in Regents Park because I had to wait for a doctors appointment. Then came a massive rain-shower and I was looking for some refuge. Enter Regents Park Garden Cafe. I told them that I cannot consume anything as I have to fast for my doctors appointment which they were totally fine with and let me pick a free table. As I was traveling all day (not being from London) I was also running low on battery on my phone which was a bit of an issue as I needed it to direct me around the city. They not only let me charge my phone but provided a charger as I didn't have the right plug. From what I was able to witness it was a well run cafe and people seemed happy in there. When it was clearing up outside I left and wanted to leave a tip but they would not take any money. Very friendly (what looked to be) a family business.

Visited this restaurant after spending 3 hours in London Zoo. Place was busy but not full at 1pm and we got a table straight away. There are no menus here so you have to down load the app then order on that. it took a while but our party of 5 finally completed the order only for the message "now Closed" to appear. We went to the till and told the member of staff there so she asked what we wanted. when we told her she said you cant have fish and chips, its pizza only, we have a problem. The problem appears to have been some lost orders so no fish and chips. All the staff seemed to be running around like headless chickens with paper orders on a table and on the floor. Absolute mayhem the like of which i had never seen in a restaurant before. Will never go back having wasted nearly an hour downloading the app etc. Dread to think what it will be like in the summer when it gets busy. The date was Friday 25th March

Overall it was OK, and got teas and sandwiches. Not up to the standard, or service of many other London establishments. It does get heaving at times, due to it’s location, however it was quiet mid week, mid morning, on last visit. The nearby Regents Park boating lake cafe is superior, friendlier, but smaller.

Peccato che il locale venga tenuto in maniera un po' trascurata, perché l'ubicazione (nel cuore di Regent's Park) è a dir poco idilliaca. Comunque buono l'"Afternoon Tea" da loro proposto, giusto compendio alla nostra visita del St. John's Lodge Garden. Nella norma il prezzo.

Die Cafés in den Londoner Gärten sind immer eine Rast wert. So auch dieses. Nach nem langen Bummel durch den herrlichen Park (Japanischer Garten, Rosengarten) - da kehrt man gerne für ne Cola, einen Cappucchino und ein Stück Karottenkuchen ein.

I stopped off here with some friends during a walk through Regents Park and it proved a perfectly acceptable feedstop. They had two different beers on tap (Camden Hells & Pale Ale), plus had a good selection of cakes and other lunch items. The menu also included some bigger meals for those feeling hungry. Prices weren't too high and service was fine.

Find a table check number then order in csfe, short wait for food initially but only three of five meals arrive, after a five minute wait it was clear nothing else coming, had to ask the very busy wait staff for help, then meal four of five arrived, another wait then had to go and look for our missing meal Salmon salad OK but clearly cheap fish, unwanted human hair in artichoke flatbread, overall nice place to sit but drinks expensive and food passable at best.

Went spontaneously here with my brother as we visited Reagent’s Park. The food was good and arrived after just 10 minutes on a busy day. Lots of tables both inside and outside. Its not cheap, but what you could expect from dining at a busy cafe in a park.

Stopped off here for a drink. We sat outside but the inside of the cafe looked clean and tidy although some of the tables outside could have benefited from being cleaned to remove crumbs and food/ drink stains. We only had tea, but it was delicious high quality tea that was reasonably priced. The range of food and drink on offer looked good too. The cafe seemed really popular with dog owners as dogs were well catered for. We would definitely go again.

So I had a last minute catch up with a friend who works at Madame Tussauds. We had some dinner at a local pub and then decided to take a walk in regents park, came across this pretty little cafe, fancied a cupper tea. When we walked in, they were cleaning up and closing shortly. So the staff member took our order but did say I can only give it in a takeaway cup which was fine. While waiting for a young child more less age 12/13 years old, walked up to ask a question, but the staff lady ignored him and then told him off and said when shes serving customers he should wait. But she said it in a rude and angry way! that was rude and inappropriate for her to speak to the child like that in front of us. Customer service needs to be improved! When leaving I went to use the WC and they locked all of the toilets and then said sorry you can't use them. Well, when you have a customer sitting in your garden and eating and drinking still and you have not officially closed why?? It is out of order to lock all the WC!!! The staff member girls who were meant to be cleaning them just said chatting away in the WC instead of cleaning them and telling me I can't use them... Overall great venue, the food looked lovely in what I saw. They have a fire oven for pizza's, their main feature is the garden, sitting outdoor, plenty of space and seats. Would recommend it however maybe not to pop by towards the end of the day as closing shift staff was rude, making faces and eager to go home. I get it might have been a long day or stressful shift, however, if your paying £4 for two basic tea's, its just tea bag and hot water, no need for that face.

Bella la location all'interno di Regents Park. Ci siamo fermati per un pranzo veloce. Hamburgers e sidro meritano.

El peor servicio. No hay leche disponible en el mostrador de autoservicio. Esperé pacientemente la leche, luego pedí cortésmente, y luego con más firmeza solo para que me lo dijeran de manera grosera por poner un pie dentro de la línea de servicio, a pesar de la imposibilidad de atraer la atención de otra persona. No podía creer la actitud. Grosero e inútil No volveré excepto para usar el baño.

Visité ayer porque iba al teatro Regent's Park al lado. La comida está bien, sin embargo, los baños de mujeres son asquerosas. De los aproximadamente 8 cubículos, 4 estaban inutilizables porque estaban demasiado sucios o no se ruborizaban. Repugnante - la vergüenza en tu Regents Park.

We stopped for a quick bite with our grandchildren on our visit to Queen Mary's Rose Gardens. The food wasn't bad. Prices were a bit high. But all in all, worth the stop.

Un lugar tan hermoso como Regents Park y especialmente los jardines de rosas de Queen Mary. Desafortunadamente, un lugar para tomar una bebida y un refrigerio es un timo caro que se conoce como el Garden Cafe.

Stopped for a sandwich and drink. Average ham and cheese baguette and coffee. Also serve breakfast and hot meals. Probably wouldn't bother again.

only open now from 8 to 4, longer hours in the Summer, a nice respite while walking in Regent's Park. Good food and service too. A short walk from there to several sights in the area.

Pizza I delicious! But everything is a bit too expensive. Great selection of cakes and pastries id definitely recommend the pizza

My partner wanted a coffee whilst we were wandering through the park so we stopped here. He had his coffee and a scone and I had a lemon drizzle cake and some water. The other food here looked good but I have marked it down as there wasn't much choice cake wise, although the one I had was nice. Also it was a bit odd that there was no jam near the scones just some marmalade – a bit odd as strawberry jam is the norm with scones. .

A person should never be tired of London, so said Samuel Johnson in 1777 but if you walk around all day like a normal tourist, particularly in this past, gloriously hot and steamy summer, you might be tired of the pavement and the hoards of people. He also noted you have to be intellectually up to the challenge of London and willing to throw yourself into all of it. When that proves to be too much, take yourself off to The Regent's Park, I say, and if you are hungry or thirsty I rate The Garden Cafe as the best for what I am looking for as a single, non- parent and consistent walker around London. I am local so I don't often eat the food but it is pretty good, with lots of veg and other options for the lesser carnivores as well as meat, pasta and pizza. It is much better to head here, in my opinion, than pick up something fast and fried on the stretch of upper Baker Street just before the tube that if you keep going, leads up to the Park. Cross two sets of lights, the last across the outer circle and go right. You will be hard pressed not to notice the gardens and the 'friendly' and numerous herons before immediately heading left over the bridge and slight left again. This path past the bandshell will lead you to this café. They have a stonking, proper pizza oven and while personally I think the pizza has too much tomato sauce, it is prepared with enthusiasm on show for all to see. Kids and families love it and you can take it away too. There is an array of baked goods available and quick pick up takeaway foods like wraps and sandwiches as well as the sit down menu. The staff this year are particularly engaging and the garden surrounding is a lovely retreat. You need to know about it. I go all year round and love it at all times of the year.

We had the most delicious pizza and watermelon, pomegranate and goats cheese salad to share last night. Very good atmosphere and not too crowded. Staff very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend before open air theatre.

Lors de notre visite au Regent's Park, nous nous sommes arrêtés un long moment pour manger à la terrasse du Garden Cafe. Nous avons eu la chance d'avoir une petite table isolée, à l'ombre et nous avons fait durer le plaisir en y mangeant des pizzas et des pâtisseries anglaises en dessert. Vous devez passer commande et payer au bar en donnant votre numéro de table et on vous apporte votre repas dès qu'il est prêt. Pour ceux qui le souhaitent, il y a également un comptoir de vente de nourriture à emporter. La nourriture était bonne, les prix corrects mais je n'aurais pas souhaité manger à l'intérieur car c'était fort bruyant.

I've been here a few times now and stopped going because of the appalling service. Visited today against my better judgement and nothing has changed, if anything it's become worse, the staff are extremely rude, unfriendly and ignorant. We were ignored for the longest time before our order was taken, but maybe we really shouldn't have bothered, the coffee and cake were both tasteless anyway. I'm considering making a formal complaint. This is by far and away the worst review I've given for a cafe or restaurant. The premises and surrounds are nice but that's hollow when everything else about the place is so bad.

Ci siamo fermate per colazione/merenda durante la passeggiata a Regent. Location bellissima, tranquilla come poche, tavoli all'aperto che durante le belle giornate sono utilissimi. Colazione ottima. consigliato.

We had a family birthday here and it was great. As the weather was not good we stayed there all day eating and drinking and relaxing. The only niggle, was that our food turned up cold, but they took it back and brought back hot dishes. Not too expensive.

The food is terrible and very expensive so you will regret for not buying some food from Tesco. Terrible food.

Hemos tomar café aquí regularmente y en ocasiones solicitar una comida. Después Benugo invadían el contrato hace unos años el menú y mejorar la calidad de la comida. Sin embargo, hoy decidimos tomar el desayuno y la comida era terrible! Ambos pedimos huevos benedict, que llegó fría, se sirve en un bollo hamburger (donde estaba el bollo inglés? Cubiertas con una) y salsa holandesa que sabían como que salió de un tarro. No había fruta o acompañamiento de ningún tipo. 8. 95 Cada había varios lugares a lo largo del Marylebone High Street, donde podríamos haber disfrutado de un simple huevos Benedict. No nos molestamos en comer aquí.

Se puede llegar a estar muy concurrida, pero es muy necesario si vas desde un lado del parque hasta el otro. Buena selección de tés y otras bebidas. Los dulces siempre un aspecto tentador y bien presentados.

We came across the Garden Cafe in Regent's Park, during our first Sunday morning stroll through the park. The cafe was a very welcome sight, given that we were ready for a refreshment break.

What a nice place for a quiet sit down and a well cooked lunch or snack. OK, it’s a bit “London priced”, but the quality of our food was excellent, and the service was very good indeed.

We stopped for a quick coffee on the way to do some work in the Park and then for a bit of lunch on the way back. Coffee was fine - places to sit and good service. On the way back light lunches were a bit pricey, but the potato-and-ginger soup and bread was good, filling and very reasonable at about £6.00. So, as somewhere to pop into for a coffee or light bite, it meets the bill well. Sandwiches and pizzas at about £12 are a bit too highly priced for what we wanted, maybe the rent is high, but they looked good. Unfortunately, there was nothing inbetween.

Pleasant enough cafe. Food okay. Staff pleasant enough. However,toilets a big, big, let down. Doors that don't lock. Toilets with no seat on - just a bare bowl ,- and this a cafe in a Royal Park!

We have used this cafe lots of times for breakfast, coffee and cake and wine in the evening it's always been nice.

Estábamos visitando el parque, en el camino hacia el zoo, llamada así por el desayuno. Los huevos benedict era realmente buena, bien preparada y bien presentada. Y el huevo revuelto sobre una tostada también era muy buena, 2 rebanadas de pan, fuera de bloomer enorme y huevos revueltos. Realmente cremosa . El personal era agradable, y un buen servicio. Un entorno agradable, pero un poco fría para sentarse fuera. . Bonito menú del almuerzo, y un montón de comida de los niños. . Es un poco caro, pero esto es Londres. . .

Es un cafetería ideal para hacer un alto mientras uno recorre el Regent´s Park. Se puede disfrutar de un sandwich...

Sólo para la entrada queen adcesent Jardín Mary's este café ofrece mucho al viajero necesitaba refrescos con hambre. La comida aquí es fantástico, mi favorito es la hora del desayuno. El zumo fresco, té, café, tostadas, bollos, bocadillos, la elección es enorme. Los precios son...

Un buen café y pastel, pero personal abrupto y mandones, haciendo pidiendo un lío. La ubicación en el centro del parque es una delicia

Estás en un parque. Has estado disfrutando de su visita. Se ha convertido en hambre. Hay un lugar para la comida en el parque. Usted no quiere dejar el parque, así que podrá comer lo que tienen. Estás agradablemente sorprendido por un menú de opciones...

Han pasado por aquí a menudo, así sé el sistema de pedidos de peculiar y el menú. Hoy, sin embargo, era pobre. Cuando los huevos benedict es fría hay un problema. Patata de mi esposa estaba mal cocida y hierbas huevos y la mencionada sustitución benedict estaban frías. Cuando un café americano con leche caliente viene ya mezclado que no llegó.

Abbiamo preso una fetta di torta divisa in due e due tè prima di entrare nel vicino teatro all'aperto per uno spettacolo pomeridiano. La torta era buona, il servizio abbastanza rapido, prezzi non bassi.

Visited this cafe on a beautiful cold and frosty December morning. The cafe has a lovely relaxed atmosphere with lots of windows looking out over the gardens. The coffee was good-I enjoyed a particularly good flat white! Also enjoyed some delicious thick-cut sourdough toast. The rest of the breakfast menu looked good too with a range of items on toast and also a selection of 'beakfast butties'.

Had some wine and nibbles at this lovely little hidden spot prior to a performance at the open air theatre. nothing too fancy, but good central spot to meet a group.

Visited on a sunny Sunday morning and had a lovely cup of coffee and a yummy cake. The cafe is very popular and there were plenty of young families here as well as cyclists, runners and others out enjoying the fine weather. There was a nice buzz about the place. It seems to serve mostly, tea / coffee / cakes and snacks such as small pizzas and the like.There are plenty of tables and benches so larger parties and families are easily catered for.

Expensive, food not worth their price, nice enough but nothing special.staff not too helpful, very nice on a sunny day.

Stumbled upon this place and stopped for a late breakfast after walking through the park. It is right near the amazing Queen Mary's rose garden, the smell of the roses! Wow. The cafe is mostly glass so you still get a garden feel. There is outside seating but it looked like the people out there were being bothered by birds. You pick a table(the menus are on the table) then go up and order and let them know your table number. They bring the food over to you. I ordered the avocado & poached eggs on sourdough toast with oregano roasted tomatoes. SO GOOD! It was drizzled with olive oil. I will be trying to recreate this at home. I also got an almond croissant to go because I couldn't resist all the baked goods. I tried my friend's french toast and it was just as good! Two other friends got the eggs benedict and the bread choice on that item did not look great. Looked like just a roll or something. They didn't rave about it like we were. Seriously, take a day to stop and smell the roses. Then more importantly stop and get some breakfast here!

We had Oreo cheesecake and coffee in this café after strolling in the queen Mary's rose garden. It was crowded, so the service was a bit slow. But the food was good. Place was good. You can sit outside in the sun and enjoy garden look while eating. Price was a bit high, which normally you find in all garden Café. They take Reservations and allow take away. They also have full bar. Try once while in Regent Park.

My friends found this place when we were looking for somewhere quaint to have breakfast. You order at the counter and they bring your food to your table (so it is not a full-service restaurant). In addition to hot meals, they have a small bakery section where they sell fresh-made scones, muffins, and other breakfast pastry items. I ordered scrambled eggs, sourdough bread and bacon. It was quite tasty, although they prepare their eggs a little on the "wet" side and I'm not a huge fan of that (but that is my personal preference). My friends got their french toast which tasted amazing! I would recommend it if you find yourself already in Regent's Park and looking for a bite to eat.

Regents Parkを散策がてら、朝食を食べにいきました。窓も多く、店内もモダンな雰囲気でとても居心地のいいカフェでした。お料理も美味しかったですよ＾＾この公園は広大なので、園内図を見て向かうことをお薦めします。

Shockingly bad coffee. Tasted burned. Like ash. Nice food good service. Pleasant place for lunch especially when the sun is out

The service and food was good. Lovely location from which to enjoy a bite to eat. Nice selection on the menu and very reasonably priced. Fantastic on a sunny day in London!

Very poorly presented food, seems the chef can't even understand what toast is.. Returned it twice and it still same out un-toasted I.e white! Waitress couldn't care less.. Sausage was cold by this time ... I beg the question if the man can't cook toast what hope is there for something a little more sophisticated ? ...there are 100s of places to eat a good breakfast.. They tout for your business on boards and banners then serve this slop ! Avoid.

The Garden Café is located in the beautiful Regents Park close to the Open Air Theatre. I found the staff to be a little abrupt and not very friendly and the food is rather expensive.However, the coffee is reasonably priced and the location is delightful.

It's too expensive for what they sell there. Their cookies are not the best and they cost as they were. Bottled lemonade for 3.50£ does not make sense to me.

A self service restaurant with something for everyone. We had afternoon tea for £6 including a pot of tea and a scone with clotted cream and jam. Lots of outside seating- although a non-smoking area would be nice as we had to move twice when people lit up on a neighbouring table and smoke drifted across.

Very pricey but nice location. The service at the bar was fast and overall it was clean. I would not return due to the high prices.

I am a fan of the Benugo restaurants despite the fact that they are fairly overpriced; the food and coffee is always good and the staff pleasant. That said, I was asked to go and look at the board to see what the soup of the day was and the gentleman who took my order had to ask his friend what it meant. The soup and the bread were both lovely though and Regents Park is beautiful so I would definitely go back. Just having an intolerant day perhaps...

Super ambiance, avec un petit saxo jazz, très bien pour un petit thé et un gâteaux. Le beau temps est quand-même recommandé.

Having reviewed this restaurant previously, I have to update my findings now that it is run by Benugo, with the uninspiring name of "Bar and kitchen". If you are unlucky with the weather, you will be obliged to sit amongst the crowded tables where young children are likely to be running into you, office workers knocking your elbow as you try eat a mouthful of food, or a passing waitress jarring your elbow and spilling your tea. All three happened to me during a late lunch. The food is overpriced and underwhelming. If you visit during fine weather you can benefit from the lovely secluded garden location with a choice of sunshine or shade available. You will have to contend with marauding pigeons who try to pinch your food from the plate, but that is part of park life. Food is served quickly, but the prices seem to reflect the fact that you are in a royal park. Beer battered fish and chips with tartare sauce that tastes like I imagine wallpaper paste would, will set you back £12.50

The great location really helps this place; snuggled right in the green depths of Regent's Park, this cafe/ restaurant is surrounded by beautiful foliage and has a huge outdoor area for guests to enjoy this.When we visited, it was a balmy 26c, there was live music and delicious smells coming from the barbecue and it was absolute bliss. On a rainy day, I perhaps might not be so favourable.The food was nice - well presented and not too expensive. I will say that my main came about 20 minutes after everyone had theirs, but it's a cafe so can't expect silver service.A nice cafe in a glorious location

Para hacer un paréntesis en la visita pueden tomar la merienda aquí. A nosotros nos sentó de maravilla.Está al lado del jardín de rosas y todo lo que tomamos estaba muy bueno. Eso sí, a precio de Londres

Really tired after drive from SomersetRefused to take our order for lunch"Need time to clear breakfast"Drank my warm coffee and leftNever to return

I've reviewed this restaurant under its new name but had to add this one tooThe Garden Cafe used to be pricey but good. Unfortunately, it's now been taken over by Benugo and its rubbish. Not sure why Benugo have got all the museum and park contracts, their standards are very low.Come to this beautiful location for decent coffee and ok cakes but avoid any cooked food. They probably can't ruin the beer (it's Heineken so not great in the first place)

My brother ordered the fish and chips. Usually this dish is served with the whole fish fillet, but they only gave us half, so it's not worth the price.I ordered the chicken caesar salad - it looked physically unappetizing, portion was too small, and the amount of chicken served was selfish. 100% NOT WORTH the price of £12.50.The only good part was the hot drink + scone package of £6. Otherwise, I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND unless you're looking to get coffee and cakes.

There is plenty of oom especially on a fine day when you can sit outside. There is a good range of food and the staff are friendly and efficient. Excellent toilets.

Lovely location. Calm oasis . almost hidden away in quiet corner of the park. Good place to grab a light snack and watch the world go by or take a book and read!

I used to go to the cafe with my grandma, and have coffee and ice-cream. When she passed away we went there on what would have been her birthday, and it's become a full-on restaurant. Food menu was really good - though a little bit limited for vegetarians. I was with about 5 smallish children, under 12 years old, and the menu looked excellent for them. Staff were very accommodating and made us feel welcome, even with screaming kids. Food tasted good. Oven baked pizza was excellent, and was cooked really quickly, and came quickly too. Everyone had clean plates at the end of the meal and went away happy.I know it's in a central location, but quite expensive for what it is.Overall, a nice bright airy place with good food, but not the relaxed cafe it used to be.

Muito bem localizado mas bem simples, pouca variedade de cafés e doces,preços acessíveis e mesas ao ar livre às margens do lago

リージェンツパークでの散策に疲れたら、夏に、外に出てるテラス席で冷たいビールや、飲み物をいただくにはちょうどいいロケーションです。お手洗いも、きれいです。ただ、食べ物を飲み物もそんなに種類があるわけではありません。あくまで、公園内でちょっと休憩するという目的であれば、問題ないでしょう。

Ci siamo fermati a causa di una grandine improvvisa che ci ha colti mentre passeggiavamo per Regent's Park. Abbiamo approfittato per fare una pausa con dei sandwiches e fish&chips. Tutto buono.

Great kids meals and a nice simple menu which is tasty and hot for adults - lovely views of the park and great staff. Nice drinks menu - released vibe, not rushed - could have stayed there all afternoon.

Benugo operates several outlets in Regents Park : our receipt said Garden Cafe and below is written Smokehouse which is the name of this particular outlet.Essentially a self service cafeteria with mainly outside seating.We found the food to be of poor quality and not fulfilling the menu description.Salt beef sandwich consisted of 4 small squares of beef ,bread was rather stale.(£6.50).Smokehouse burger + bacon cost £8.00 ,minimal ,fatty bacon slices,minimal quality burger.Overall impression was minimal quality which we had not anticipated.Incidentally 3 toilets reserved for customers of restaurant ( this was written on the building) 2 of these toilets were locked !

We always stop at the cafe when visiting Regents Park. We usually get some tea and a sweet. We hadn't been in a couple of years and the cafe has changed a little. More people seemed to be eating meals than just a quick bite. They now offer wood fired pizzas and a grab and go section. We visited on a Saturday afternoon and it was packed. There is a large seating area inside as well as several tables outside. If you do the grab and go there are benches all over the park. On-site restrooms are available as well. It is a little pricy but you are in the park.

Have had morning coffee/afternoon tea many times in this restaurant. Have always found the staff very helpful and choice of food good value. Toilets very good. Tends to be busy in the summertime with locals.

Staying at nearby Thistle Euston for a family weekend, we had a mooch through the park and decided on Brunch here.The staff, food and ambience were all spot on.Toilets cleaned almost by the half hour. Price was fair and compared favourably with Thistle's £12 per head breakfast that we didn't bother with.So good we did afternoon tea after London Zoo.

Perched upon a small hill in Regent's Park (entrance it at park level) this is a nice place to take a break during a stroll. Not a very big choice of products, but good tea and smoothies.

My two daughters and I came across this restaurant as we walked through the park. Two of us are on gluten free diets so we asked what they could do for us. We were pleasantly surprised how many options there were for us. The food was well priced and tasty. I would definitely go back.

Really beautiful and relaxing place, where serve a very good coffee and delicious afternoon snacks. I liked it, really!

We were in the park on a picnic. Late afternoon we needed some warm beverage, cookies and snacks.People kept coming and going. Despite being busy, service was good, and the items we chose good.

A wonderful place to rest one's tootsies and enjoy a refreshing drink when strolling through Regent's Park. Love their old-fashioned lemonade!

The setting of the cafe is really nice and the full English breakfast tasted nice..... But I sent it back to the chef as the black pudding and sausage was cold in the middle. It was fully cooked though.... Which suggests it's pre cooked. They sent another portion out and it was hot.... But the baked beans were cold. If the food was hot and the staff didn't chat between themselves when passing me my drink then I would have given this 4 stars.

This is a lovely park café, a step up from the usual with some very tasty options on the menu. It's a little bit on the pricey side - about £12 for a pasta dish, although a generous portion. But it's lovely and light, and the service was quick and efficient.

Ci siamo fermati a mangiare un paio di sandwich ed una pizza giusto per fare una pausa in questo stupendo parco di Londra. Per una pausa va benissimo. Senza pretese.

depois de uma longa caminhada pelo Regent Park, entrar num lugar aconchegante e tomar uma sopinha quente é o que existe de melhor no frio londrino

We arrived a couple of hours earlier than we needed too as we were booked into water a show t the open air theatre, this restaurant is perfectly situated for this venue. The food and staff were excellent. The service was quick and staff willing as We told them we would need to be out by a certain time. A nice touch to finish off a perfect evening.

Wanted a quick lunch prior to theatre on a warm Summer day. This fitted the bill perfectly. Food was very acceptable. Service was superb. Would just recommend the barbecue is more prominently advertised.

Usually visit here a couple of times a year, a good place to meet for lunch before catching a matinee at the nearby open air theatre.A good selection of food, and they are pretty good at turning the food around quickly, which is what you want when you have tickets for a show. Some seating inside, but lots of benches and tables outside, which is brilliant for a summer lunch.Prices are fairly reasonable, but then we tend to blow it on Pimms.

The setting is beautiful. However the service and price let it down. Breakfast ends at 11 but you cannot even order food until 12 for lunch unless you want a pizza. Nowhere does it tell you this. You find our after you've queued and tried to order. Staff are clueless and nearly walked into our party whilst we were carrying hot drinks - twice! Lastly, I expect to pay a bit of a premium in London, and the food was OK, (substandard for what you'd expect at Regents Park!) but not worth the price for what you got. Not even slightly. Even I begrudged paying this.

Dans ce merveilleux Regent's Park, il faut s'y arrêter et boire un bon café (ou autre chose). L'endroit est très agréable.

Ça n'a rien de terrible mais c'est tellement pratique, bien situé et suffisamment grand pour y trouver une place au soleil ou à l'ombre...Carte diversifiée, très bonnes pizzas ou tres bons plats de pâtes.Salades inégales,Excellents desserts maison.Scones maisons aussi.Mais tout ceci est tres tres sympathique.A L'anglaise avec un verre de prosecco, une bière ou autre, bref profiter de la vie dans un endroit magnifique

What an amazing park!!!! The weather was beautiful and we had an amazing walk around the park. We then stumbled upon the Garden cafe and felt a bit peckish. As we entered we were told that there is a bbq out the back. We decided to have burgers and the summer slaw. The burger pattys were thinner than any burger you would get at a fast food restaurant served on a horrible brioche bun that didn't seem very fresh. You had to pay 50p extra for a tinny piece of cheese on the burger too. It was served with no salad, onion or anything, literally just a bun, a burger and a bit of cheese for £6.00!!!!!!!!! The summer slaw tasted sour and I think it might have gone off. That was £2.75 for a couple of dessert spoon fulls of sour slaw. Terrible food!!!! Definitely not worth the money at all!!!!

Sandwich was great freshly cooked and nice mustard meatballs at lunch where a little bland! Service good! Coffee is really tasty

Stopped for a coffee while walking in Regent's Park on a bright but cool day at the end of March. Clean and spacious with lots of outside seating. Pastries and cakes looked good but just had 2 very good Americanos. Pleasant service. Clean, modern loos. Well worth stopping off for if walking in lovely Regent's Park.

Great setting, ok food, slightly expensive but worth it for the location. Best for coffee and pastries.