Kitchen and Bar in Southwark

Our lovely hostess Sara took care of our every need and we had a great meal. Nice and bright space with a great view. I would recommend!

Mi marido es miembro de la Tate desde hace décadas. Fuimos al restaurante en el 6o piso de la Tate Modern para almorzar después de asistir a una exposición La comida era incomible y cara Fue cocinado no ser chef ni cocinero

Al llevar a mi envejecida madre aquí para un rápido brunch y la vista, me recibió la anfitriona de turno que rápidamente nos informó antes de que pudiéramos entrar, y aparentemente à propos de nada, que tendríamos que comprar "un plato" para quedarse. Es justo, ya que es un restaurante. Le pregunté a mi madre "qué tipo de "plato" le gustaría", y la anfitriona se apresuró a informarme con su actitud sorpresiva de clase media que "cada uno tiene que pedir un plato". En realidad, no dije ni sugerí que planeaba sentarme allí a mover los pulgares y ver a mi madre comer. Le dije a la anfitriona amablemente que encontraríamos otro lugar y nos fuimos. Una cosa sería que parecieramos una especie de vagabundos, pero al reflexionar no puedo ver nada excepto quizás el bastón de mi madre que hubiera causado una reacción tan hostil del Individuo de la Puerta. Esto no es Berghain, amigos. Dado que esta Anfitriona probablemente afirma ser actriz como su trabajo real, la actitud de "no dije nada malo, aunque es obvio que te odio" no jugó bien. Le vendría bien un trasplante de actitud. Esperaré a oscurecer la puerta hasta que este lugar esté bajo nueva dirección. Hablando de gestión: si te preguntas, ¡es el flaco con las manchas!

En un día lluvioso, aparecimos aquí y podíamos sentarnos a tomar vino / aperitivos en el restaurante (aunque esa sección cerró) ya que teníamos necesidades de acceso. Gran servicio, vinos encantadores y charcutería y por supuesto una vista increíble : - )

Esta fue mi segunda visita y fue decepcionante. Lo positivo es la gran vista, y las dos veces que he estado me he sentado junto a la ventana. Al igual que con otras críticas, ahí es donde los superlativos se detienen. El menú es limitado y la comida ha terminado - precio y porciones son pequeñas. Mi acompañante pensó que la opción vegetariana tenía un valor particularmente bajo, y tanto ella como mi comida carecían de sabor. Mal sazonado. La carta de vinos necesita más variabilidad de precio. No volveré a ir. Si bien el servicio estaba bien, las malas críticas a continuación son en gran medida precisas,

Good cafe withy lots of space and well spaced out tables. Good menu selection and food very good. Tea made wit loose leaf and was piping hot. Cakes were lush

Era uno dei miei posti del cuore, quando ero a Londra ci andavo spesso sia per la stupenda vista che per la gentilezza del personale. Sono stata alla Tate Modern a giugno con mio marito e volevamo bere qualcosa ma non mangiare, perché erano le quattro del pomeriggio e volevamo soltanto bere qualcosa, magari anche spendendo tanto. Hanno inserito la regola per cui per poter accedere al bar è obbligatorio prendere due piatti da mangiare dal menù, per due. Anche se c’erano posti liberi non ci hanno fatti accomodare. Trovo questa regola veramente brutta e illogica, Anche perché alle quattro del pomeriggio non capisco il senso di mettere questa regola, in quanto non è un orario da pasto principale. E non puoi obbligarmi a mangiare qualcosa ad un bar. Spero che qualcuno modifichi il tiro e che ritorni ad essere un un bar accessibile per gli affezionati della tate Modern. Anche perchè adesso per prendere una qualsiasi cosa da bere mentre si visita la tate non ci sono posti. Inoltre volendo potrebbero aprire la terrazza per chi vuol solo bere. Terrazza che adesso non ha tavolini accessibili.

What cracking food and staff - a great deal of care had been taken re my allergies and I wasn’t made to feel annoying. Staff were top notch and the food (and view!) were something else. I also had a ‘Kandinsky Cocktail’ - WOW - just wonderful and I even had a ‘Happy Birthday’ plate kindly presented at the end 😃😃😃

We had tickets to an exhibition that unfortunately were only available with lunch. We arrived and waited in an enclosed space to be told they had overbooked and were currently no tables. This annoyed us seeing as we didn’t actually want the lunch to begin with. We were seated by the window that had a lovely view however. Menu was limited but had something for all of us and food on the whole was enjoyable. Service was poor and we often felt forgotten. We had to sit with dirty plates in front of us for too long whilst others around us were served. Weren’t asked if we wanted more drinks and had to ask twice for the bill. Took 45 mins in total and only got given the bill after a member of our party went to the bar.

Este museo no estaba entre mis prioridades a la hora de visitar monumentos en Londres porque no soy un fan del arte contemporáneo pero la insistencia de una compañera de viaje hizo que cambiara de opinión. He de decir que fue uno de los aciertos en mi visita a Londres porque pude ver la mejor vista nocturna de la ciudad con diferencia. Todo ello es debido a la inmensa cristalera que te permite ver el Támesis con la Catedral de San Pablo al fondo. El local esta a reventar de gente y te debes pegar para conseguir una mesa. Lo que tomé era caro pero merecía pagar ese precio para contemplar las vistas.

We went after visiting an exhibition at the Tate. It was supposed to be a treat. Amazing view. Service slow. It was expensive. The menu choices were limited. I didn't want anything. Despite two courses, bread and olives, I left hungry. Really poor food. I regret visiting

This used to be a pleasant experience. Sadly apart from the view it has nothing to commend it. The menu is very limited the food inedible and it's grossly over priced. They have lost my custom and respect. Avoid.

Tate membership used to be great. Aside from the exhibitions you had access to a cracking bar with great views over the city during the day and in the evening, with like-minded art lovers. That was then. But it's a different story now. The members' room no longer opens in the evenings – because covid, apparently, and excuse that they've been trotting out for the last five years. Strange how other venues seem to manage it but hey ho. Then there's the guest policy. Basic membership gets you in but there's an extra fee if you want to bring a guest. But any member or guest can bring up to six children each and many do. The result is that the room resembles a particularly unruly crèche with bored children running everywhere and unconcerned parents glued to their phones. When I raised these issues while cancelling my membership after fifteen years, I was met with complete indifference (which, judging by the complete lack of any management response to reviews seems to be policy). Considering membership? Think again.

What a wonderful way to have lunch at Tate Modern, Kitchen & Bar, with a stunning view on the Tames River, the City and St- Paul's ! Lilian and Sam were great hosts and the food was delicious. The guinea and chicken pâté was so delicate and tasty, with red wine. Thank you so much for an unforgettable day at such a beautiful modern museum !

We arrived with no reservation so with not a lot of hope of getting a table as it was Mothers' Day. However a separate queuing lane gave us the option of seating for the bar menu, which we took. The bar menu was small but not in any way inferior, what we chose was all well prepared, presented and very tasty. And you don't sit at the bar, very comfortable stools and a deep dining counter are ranged looking straight out over the river front so while you eat your bar food you have one of the most interesting views in London. The staff were extremely busy so service was a little slow, but our waiter knew his stuff, he was knowledgeable and helpful. Only complaint is to management - employ more staff on days when you know it will be that busy! I thoroughly enjoyed my Mothers' Day dining experience. Restaurant is accessible via the lifts, restaurant is good for wheelchairs and children, but bar area seems to only e for those able to get onto the rather tall stools.

While the location has a good view, service and attention to detail was terrible. We booked our reservation from overseas, there was no option to select a table when we booked - though it seems they do have a process to request specific tables. On arrival there were many open tables by the window, they took us to one that had been set up for a second couple to sit there as well - we shared we did not want to sit with another group. On asking for a specific table next to the window they shared this was reserved (how? Again - it would be great for them to share a seat map when booking if this is allowed). We ended up with the table next to this. As it ended up happening, the first table they offered us they placed a part of 2 at by themselves - unlike what they had suggested to us (to share with another couple). We ordered a bottle of champagne (the only Guests to do so - and it seems they had little experience with this) - they brought this to the table - then took it to a work station to open it. They placed it on the table in a broken ice bin (water continuously leaked out during the meal - only after sharing this 3 times did they replace the bin). While the scallops and soup of the day were descent, the rest of the food was average at best. Given the great location on the river they have such an opportunity to make something great here - but have a long way to go to do so. Poor experience and definitely not worth the money spent.

The views are fantastic from the Tate Modern restaurant. The menu is somewhat limited and on the expensive side, but the place is worth a visit.

Paid £64 for a Yayoi Kusama inspired lunch (two courses) for two. The room is vast and lovely, the waiters friendly. The view is fantastic. I am afraid the positives stop here. The menu is weird and unappealing. We frankly did not know what to order. We ended up having a very small and tastless potato soup with a piece of bread followed by a strange mousse au chocolat that looked like pate with olives on top. Looked and tasted like it had been made by a child. We asked for butter for the bread and were later charged £1.50 for a small pot of butter. We left the place feeling quite hungry. A very disapointing experience and quite frankly a bit of a rip off. I have been a member of the Tate for some years and I am now considering cancelling my membership. The Members room is not much better and very overpriced too.

An interesting menu with decent vegan (less so vegetarian) options. But sadly let down by mostly tasteless food served at lukewarm temperatures and slow service. The chocolate mousse with Morello cherries was good. For the prices I would expect better all round.

We had lunch today after visiting an exhibition and wished we hadn’t. Staff were friendly and accommodating (outside of the moody host who gave us a table). The food was poor. Tasteless. We left hungry. Pizza for our daughter was a piece of whole meal bread with no tomato sauce and sad looking pieces of tomato and mozzarella not cooked, but layered over each other. Very odd. We had scallops to share. There was actually only one tiny scallop so we had to cut it in half. Ridiculous. Tasteless soup and uncooked pasta for mains. Such a shame as the space is amazing. We were charged for dessert we didn’t have. Didn’t realise till we got home. Customers deserve better. Especially given the prices. Never again.

Delicious food, great service, and lovely interior and views. My husband and I came here for lunch and enjoyed it very much.

Booked a 3 course dinner as part of an exhibition package (basically the only option available which at the time was quite annoying) and was apprehensive about the meal having seen some negative Trip Adviser reviews. Turns out that this was unfounded, the food was delicious, portions plentiful and the ambiance and service were excellent. I was dining alone and the waiting staff were amazing and struck right tone between being friendly and engaging but not overbearing. The view from the bar style seats overlooking St Paul’s is incredible and given the location value for money vs. Other spots in the area is very good too. I’d definitely do again as part of a late night exhibit package as something a bit different on a Saturday. Have already recommended to friends and family.

The view is one of the best things about the café, situated on the 6th floor of Tate Modern and overlooking the river Thames and Saint Pauls Cathedral. It's nearly always busy at lunchtimes and the acoustics do mean that it feels rather clattery at times. The food counter is nicely presented albeit the menu options are a bit limited and run out very quickly, so get there early if you can. We'd gone there a few days before and there was no food at all bu 14:20. Quiche and salad(s) have been on the menu for as long as I can remember and this is probably the best option although at £16, it is quite pricey if you then add drinks and possibly a cake on top of that. Water is available by the tills. Counter staff were very friendly on the day we went. Till staff not quite so. As with most busy places, it struggles with keeping tables cleared and keeping the place looking generally looked after. That aside, if you do find a table with a view, it makes for a pleasant location and the quality of the food is not bad.

The artist inspired menu we had to have to see the exhibition was presented well, but the tastes were not there. Odd choices and little options. Really bland with the exception of the bavette steak which was a little chewy, but nice. The bread basket was a joke. Very expensive lunch considering the ordinary tables and chairs that looked like they’d come from a school cafeteria. Service was very good, but the kitchen would fare better if they were a bit less pretentious and cut out food like soused herring (there’s a reason you don’t see it often in the UK) and did proven dishes instead, they would end up with happier customers.

Great views, big and modern space, friendly servers, but the food was unfortunately the worst we had in London.

Nice view and good Service, food is overpriced!!!! The Food was OK, but not really good foe that price. The Dessert was very sweet. The coffee i didnt Like.

Booking for and paying mostly in advance of this meal was the only way we could get tickets for an exhibition. The food wasn’t bad by any means. However, for 2 people including the cheapest wine (in a crappy decanter), this cost £200. I am not adverse to paying that, but we were plonked on a table shared with someone else, the tables themselves are cheap as are the very uncomfortable chairs and we had no view of anything in particular. The service was ok, but very slow and as said whilst the food was ok, it was no where near the quality you would expect for the price and the overall experience was poor. All in all that left us feeling a bit like we’d been scammed - This being the only way we could get exhibition tickets. Whilst we love the Tate modern not a chance we would eat here again.

Great view but the most disappointing and overpriced Aperol spritz ever! Very small, tons of ice, practically no alcohol, all for 11£! Better find another rooftop…

Brexit must have hit the UK very hard. For two beverages and a plate of charcuterie we had to wait 30 minutes. On top of that they don’t even give you butter or a drop of olive oil for free with your bread. Overpriced too.

Service was slow but the staff friendly. The food was genuinely inedible. The soup tasted like lemon fairy liquid due to over exuberance with lemongrass. My nieces pasta basic. The accompaniments all wrong for the dishes. Definitely not worth the money. View was great, but you can get that now from many other places with much better food. I wouldn’t go back

The service is the worst we have had EVER. It took us 45 minutes for our drinks, 1 hour for the bread and and 1 hour and 20 for our main. We were the earliest that arrived, hoping for a quick and delicious lunch, then rewarded with tables around us getting their food WAY before us. DO NOT COME HERE.

Reserved a table for three after visiting the Cezanne exhibit. Was given a price in advance for a prix-fixe menu. They did not honor that price and tacked on an additional charge. In addition, one of my guests was feeling sick, and we asked to be able to take-away his main course. Were told that they did not permit take-away. A policy that is not only wasteful but disdainful of the client. In addition, the pretentious-sounding menu was just that - pretentious and not worth the price.

I’ve been a Tate Member for years but I’m now totally done with the members room . It used to be a nice little ‘perk’ but now is totally oversubscribed (I use the singular here as the members room in the new building is still closed for some reason …) & a total rip-off . Just paid £9.15 for a piece of ok chocolate cake and a cappuccino. Seriously Tate people - just because London is a global financial centre it doesn’t mean you have to price everything as if we were all bankers !

So you meet up with your friends, be escorted to your table (with the view behind you - luck of the draw I guess) then you all spend the next 20mins looking at your phones because there's no menus and you must order through the online platform. AWFUL. STUPID WORLD. STOP IT! Give us a menu and proper table service. At the prices the establishment charges we deserve much better.

Warm welcome. Lovely staff especially our waiter. Food was fab and the kids menu well chosen. Our particularly fussy daughter ate everything. The view was wonderful and there was a real buzz about the place without it being too noisy. Will definitely return.

We had a superb lunch here, the staff are great, the choice of dishes is very interesting, and the views are wonderful. It was a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

Years ago this used to be one of my favourite places And the view hasn't changed - still breathtaking. But we had a poor lunch experience here after the Cezanne exhibition We could only book for 2.15 - fair enough. But we had to queue...

Really great view across the river to St Paul’s. The staff were brilliant, attentive, friendly. But the menu was disappointedly precocious

Hours of waiting, ordered and payed using the QR code. To then learn they were out of half of our order. Spent most our visit to the Tate waiting for the food.

Catering at Tate Modern has not yet recovered from Covid. Both the members’ room and public restaurant in the Blavatnik Building remain closed until further notice. Unsurprising then that the sixth floor restaurant in the Natalie Bell Building was heaving on our recent visit with...

We had a late lunch here on a Saturday. The place was very busy but, nonetheless, the service was excellent. It was efficient and professional but still friendly, personal, and welcoming. Special praise should go to our wonderful waitress, Tasha. All the food was well-presented...

I had lunch as part of my exhibition ticket. The restaurant was busy but the service was still personal. The set menu offered good choices and I was delighted with mine - the lamb cassoulet followed by the chocolate mousse. Amazing food. Wine extra. I...

I couldn't get into the restaurant on the 6th floor so had bar service looking out on the river. The Moroccan aubergine and pepper something or other sounded good but was laughably poor. It turned out to be bread and dip. Unfortunately there were no...

This was truly one our most memorable meals for a long time. The staff were universally charming and helpful, the food was very well cooked and presented and the wines delightful. Sensibly Tate have gone for short menu and wine list but there was sufficient...

Fun experimental food and drinks and very accommodating for both vegetarian and gluten free dietary requirements. The waitress was very helpful and knowledgable about the ingredients in the dishes and how they could be substituted. Lovely view and ambience too!

We visited after the Kusama exhibition. The food was very nice but the service was awful. There were many servers around but none came to us. We waited over 20 minutes to even order drinks, and that’s after having to ask to be served. Similarly...

We were pleasantly surpirsed by this restuarant. The view is completely unbeatable, the service was friendly and attentive, and the food ws delicious. We had all the vegetarian options they had - the choice could perhaps generally have been a bit greater but what there...

Magnificent view. Terrible food. Dry cold bread and pickled everything. Don’t order food Very expensive too

Visited today after the Kusama exhibition. Lovely lunch, attentive staff, who were polite and happy to chat about the food. Pressed Guinea fowl starter was delicious and roasted hake main was very good. Was unsure about the anise sauce, but we had it on the...

This is simply the best restaurant with a view in London. The view is of course superb, but the food is what matters and the simple set menu really delivers, with the vegetarian dishes being the best for my money. Add to that a recently...

Two us thoroughly enjoyed our visit today. Service was spot on. We were happy with the menu options - 2 or 3 courses for fixed price. Dried beef salad was really amazing. Fish and pork chop delectable. Pear dessert had amazing sauce and ice cream....

Super Kusama inspired lunch, beautifully presented with good service and great views. The chicken wing starter was delicious, the stuffed aubergine cooked to perfection. We shared the rhubarb dessert which was just sweet enough.

I was the first person to eat from the Japanese themed set menu tied into the Yayoi Kusama exhibition at Tate Modern. The menu needed a little explanation as a lot of Japanese terms are used! I had the mackerel tataki which was extremely fresh...

Have the Gochujang chicken burger. Best I've ever tasted. House White is delicious too.....and then there's the desserts . Great place to eat in London with stunning views.

We always used to enjoy coming here after an exhibition but this time we were very disappointed. I had the squash soup which I could not eat as it was so salty. The chef's response was that it was 'seasoned'. To be fair we weren't...

Nice place to eat or drink some thing while you can stay for a 10’ minutes relax, I were drinking a nice cup of red wine, looking at Támesis River and a global view about London

After going to see the Olafur Eliasson exhibition we decided to eat here. As part of the Olafur Eliasson exhibition, the SOE Kitchen and Jon Atashroo have collaborated on a a three course vegetarian menu. They have worked together to develop a series of vegetarian...

Staff training is needed, the concept is that the customer is made to feel welcomed not a commodity to be moved around so as to make the server’s job easier. Three people to be seated, a table for three is available but not for us,...

Came here between the Tates. City view is great, food is tasty and service is considerate and quick. The variety is not great but sufficient.

On a visit to the Tate we got peckish and decided to try the restaurant on the 6th floor and so glad we did. Arrived just after midday and managed a nice table near the windows so we got to see the amazing view over...

Ci siamo soffermati a bere birra e stuzzichini godendo di una vista spettacolare e panoramica della città, ritemprando lo spirito....

Came here with a friend after going to the Dorothea Tanning exhibition at the Tate Modern (great exhibition, so 5* for that and you can catch it until 9th June) for drinks and a bit of food. I have been here for afternoon tea some...

Tourists might well appreciate the views - book early to reserve a table next to the window. We weren't expecting much from the food as venues inside these sorts of places are a bit hit and miss. I had a burger and chips which was...

Wonderful views, good quality and beautifully presented meals, and excellent staff and service. A lovely place to spend with a very special friend. Delicious vegetarian and healthy options.

Not your average Museum restaurant--beautiful wide views of London and outstanding food serving in a beautiful modern setting. The prix fixe menu was a perfect complement to a great visit to the Tate Modern. Reasonably priced for the Quaker if the food and excellent service...

Had a quick drink up on level 6 whilst taking a breather from the art fest. Great view from the top looking to St. Paul’s and beyond. Sadly bar staff are unacquainted with what 1/2 a bitter actually is - but happy to educate them....

I have tried this restaurant a few times with family and friends and even business. It is airy and spacious with pretty good food. It’s selling point is the views. This is on the 6th floor of the Tate Modern and do is in an...

This is an excellent civilised place to spend an hour or two!!! Excellent intelligent and thoughtful food, cakes and beverages!! Certainly a bonus that comes with Tate membership which is excellent value for money!!

Looking for a table with an amazing view? Look no further than Kitchen and Bar at Tate Modern. The food will not blow you away - it is good enough. The service is very attentive but not at all over-bearing but it is the view...

We had lunch here for a special occasion. I managed to book a window table which was ready on time. The views across the river are excellent even on a cloudy day. Prices are on the high side but the food was very nice and...

This place seems to be overlooked: it was largely empty on a Saturday evening, even though the food and view were both excellent. The pulled lamb flatbread was particularly tasty. Prices are reasonable in view of the spectacular sight of St Paul's just across the...

The service was lackadaisical. The food was expensive and not particularly good. The setting was like a hospital cafeteria.

We went for lunch while we were in the museum and it was very good. My husband had a hamburger and I had pulled lamb on flat bread. We followed up with a molten chocolate cake and ice cream which was plenty for the two...

It is very convenient especially if you have not booked a pre-theatre table somewhere at Bankside. However, it was rather full before the shows -- one person had to be on the lookout to grab a table. I recall interesting vegetarian options from before --...

What a tragedy. One of London's most magnificent views and locations used to sport a restaurant to live up to such vistas. Returning here after an absence of 8 years or so I should have smelled a rodent when we were able to get a...

Called into Tate Modern and went for something to eat before viewing the exhibits Fabulous views great food and lovely staff what more could you ask for Will be back suitable for children which will bring our granddaughters on our next visit Very nicely presented...

Enjoyed our meal here, especially because of the amazing view from our table. The food was like very good home cooking. So not memorable but good and tasty. The food very reasonably priced considering the location. £81 for 3 for 2 courses, but no wine...

Perfect for lunch after visiting an exhibition. Great view. The food was really ok. Pricing reasonable.

Twelve of us had a get together with a pre-ordered meal. The service was excellent and most attentive bringing numerous bowls of spiced nuts and delicious stoned green olives. The meal was good but not overly special but we were all very happy with the...

Al Tate M. non si nutre solo l'anima ma anche il corpo grazie a questo ristorante posto al sesto piano...

We had no idea what restaurant to eat in at the museum. The one was reservations only and one was too casual. We wanted sit-down. Plus it was getting late for lunch - after 2:00 pm and we were lucky to find this one behind...

They have only single prints of each menu (Drinks, food, etc) only a single print of each. I was queuing for more than 15' because somone was placing her bag over the menu while paying... Finally when I could get the menu, they chased me:...

Really good food, great views and so easy to drop in, take a break and head back to the museum for more viewing.

This place sells sandwiches that are mainly bread with little else. Worse than most supermarkets. My egg salad one consisted of thick soggy bread with less than half a sliced boiled egg and two slices of tomato! Very bad value indeed. Doesn’t compere with The...

We were lucky enough to get a table by the windows in the Tate Modern's level 6 Kitchen restaurant, and the view over the Thames and across to Sty Paul's Cathedral is just great. If it weren't for that view, this review would have just...

We had the Tate Burger and the Lamb Flat Bread both of which were delicious. A very informal dining area with a nice view and full bar. Just what was needed on a snowy London day.

Pleasant location overlooking the Thames. Pleasant service. Decent veg - but very poor duck breasts (not just for me but for both of us). Inadequately cooked and tough. £44 for two main courses, two soft drinks and two coffees. At that price only warrants two...

Abbiamo gustato il tipico Fish and Chips che ci è piaciuto davvero molto. Due porzioni e una birra grande per...

Booked table for 2 by phone (no online booking). Starter: Mackerel pâté with sourdough toast. Served in individual ramekins. Good flavour Main course: 1 Pan-fried hake on a 3 bean and tomato sauce. 1 Fish and chips. Hake perfectly cooked with crisp skin and the...

The service was nice and the drinks good if a little pricey. But the food was distinctly average and potentially had been already plated and then warmed when we ordered but maybe wrong about this. Had the hake and the vegetable paella. Olives and bread...

Having had lunch at both restaurants at the Tate Modern twice within the last fortnight, I wonder whether I ever should return again. But then there are enough tourists to fill my place and they do not complain. Of course the view is stunning, providing...

Prima dell'apertura della nuova ala era l'unico posto all'interno della Tate Modern dove era possibile pranzare. Adesso con l'apertura di...

La location è fantastica poi con una bella giornata di sole ancora meglio.Bere il classico te' inglese qui impagabile.Per cui...

I have been here many times as I am a member of Tate! This restaurant is popular due to it's location and views, in some ways I prefer it to the members only restaurants. I was treating a friend for her birthday by visiting a...

This is a place where the view is everything. Yes, St. Paul's is a stunning sight and yes, you do get a certain feeling of power as you look down upon all of the tiny people below. But I cannot let the view and impression...

Took a friend to lunch this week at the Tate members bar for lunch . For £11 my friend was given a mix of the the three daily salads . Too call them salads would be stretching it. They really were a plate of flavourless...

Really love the view from this 6th floor restaurant/bar, for a catch up with friends. We sat on the stools at the window with far reaching views of the Thames and beyond. The only negative was that the seating area was on the way to...

After visiting the museum, we 3 were hungry and decided to have lunch here, though thinking we wouldn’t find anything else than a sandwich in the cafe of a museum... Wrong!! This was a real good meal of excellent cooking, inventive menu and ver good...

Vue sur la cathdrale St Paul et la Tamise. tranquile. service souriant. Des bons plats simple Fish and chips, Hamburger...

I spent half a day walking through the exhibits at the Tate. I decided to break it up with a solo meal in this restaurant. It was quite busy, but there was a table for one, unfortunately there wasn't a table available by the window....