The Mary Rose Cafe in Portsmouth

Modern bright café with a good ambience and obviously plenty to look at. Twinnings Earl Grey and a nice Granola bar. No complaints.

Absolutely amazing! Loved it ordered a dr pepper and a humongous cookie. Staff are lovely and the atmosphere is wonderful, not to mention that the food and drink is wonderful!

The staff work hard to keep everything clean and try and serve the queue . We had sausage rolls which were too hard maybe due to being kept hot for so long Granola slice tea and coffee very nice and good to have water available on the side.

Can’t comment on the food as we never got served. I don’t mind waiting if someone was to say “I’ll be with you asap sir “ Server 1 a young lad looked at me in the eye (no-one else in the queue)& carried on doing what he was doing. His supervisor then did the same. We put our sandwiches & drinks back & walked out. First bad review I’ve left on TA I think.

Nice snacks and drinks on offer and a pleasant setting. To take a quick break and bite to eat while visiting the wonderful ship this is well worth the visit

There were food items left out on the counter at the time of our visit that needed to be covered. Otherwise it was fine!

wonderful coffee such a nice touch the mary rose logo and the Tudor rose the mousey haired girl makes a wonderful coffee best we've had in the uk.

I occasionally meet up with friends for lunch at the Mary Rose cafe in Portsmouth Dockyard. Where else can you see the oldest ship in the Royal Navy, Victory, and the newest, Prince of Wales, at the same time! Always something interesting to see. Food always good and the staff very friendly, even though they always seem understaffed and worked off their feet. So I thought I'd say thank you here. But I was amazed to see some negative reviews of the staff. Never had any problems but I have witnessed some appallingly rude customers, some of whom seem to expect a full restaurant type menu and silver service! Vast majority of customers seem very happy with the cafe and service. Would recommend.

Nice for the museum to have a cafe for when you’re finished inside, a lot of sandwiches and paninis to choose from and the cake display looked amazing! I had a latte which not only looked amazing but taste amazing too. Staff were smiling and super quick with service. Would definitely go again

Absolutely shocking, ask for a cream tea was told they didn’t do them which was fine, so asked for scone & two cups of tea, took them to the table & my husband asked where the cream & jam were, I said there isn’t any, 5 mins later another couple came & sat next to us & I noticed they had jam & cream so I asked if they paid seperate for them, no they replied it it was all together, I will go & see why we weren’t giving any with ours I said, good luck said the lady, the girl who served us is in a foul mood!! When I asked the girl she said she had offered it to me, which she definitely did not, then I was accused of calling her a liar, I said why would I not of said I wanted some after asking for a cream tea at the first request, then I was told to shut up in mid sentence because she was talking 🤷‍♀️ Then she tells me that she has to look at me while I spoke because she was hard of hearing, so I responded by saying it would be helpful if she wore a lanyard or something to let the customers know of her disability, & would speak up, then she accused me of having a go at her because of her deafness which I was left gobsmacked ( she didn’t have a problem hearing other customers orders while they were wearing masks) I asked to see the manager & was told she was the manager, she was rude, unhelpful, & has no people skills!! I will never be visiting again

After the card system not work in Boat house 7 restaurant and the cash machine being out of order we were directed to The Mary Rose cafe only to be met with extremely Rude staff, appalling food choice and prices to match. I can’t understand why they don’t have childrens options in a family environment the other cafe offers childrens 5 item meals for £5.99 I had to pay £5.50 for a chicken and bacon sandwich for my son that had 2 pieces of chicken and no bacon I had a tuna melt that I wouldn’t feed to a dog all served up by miserable staff

I went in this cafe on Wednesday with my partner, don’t bother if you are thinking of a visit, rude, ignorant staff members, my partner asked if they served soup or jacket potatoes, we where abruptly told no, when asked if there was anything hot we where simply told look in the fridge, no help, no guidance, nothing, to have such rude staff in such a wonderful museum is shameful.

My wife, myself and two long-time friends, all in our sixties, had coffee and cake here after visiting HMS Victory and it was quite a pleasant experience. It was a wet and windy day, so really nice to sit in the warmth and have a drink and relax. The prices weren’t too bad and the drink and cakes were great, so no complaints and we would certainly visit again if we were ever in the dockyard.

Really bad attitude whilst being served. Only filled my cup up 2/3 and I asked for a top up between customers she made me wait my turn again! Really poor!

Went to the cafe 3 days running as we were visiting the Mary Rose and other museums. Good was really good. Staff were great. Really friendly. Thank you for adding to our visit.

The Mary Rose cafe a little pricy but actually very worth it with the service you get and the coffee wow it just tasted amazing! I left my family in the Musuem as it was way to dark for me which made me feel very dizzy so I came out for a coffee (a little cake) and a well earned break. I was served by lady with tattoos who helped me carry my coffee over to the table as I did feel very dizzy. She came back over to check up on me really appreciated it! The young man who made my coffee I think he was in training well done to him it was wonderful. The plum bakewells was something different and tasty! Overall really enjoyed the cafe and the view, what a lovely place it must be to work.

We had lunch, sandwiches and teas before visiting the museum. Pre-packed sandwiches a bit on pricey side but tasty. The cafe was clean and tables were being cleaned as guests left.

Coffee standards are absolutely phenomenal, was served by a smiling young lady she even asked what stencil I wanted on my cappuccino probably one of the best coffees I’ve had could not fault it amazing job

It was really interesting, informative guides, would have scored 5 star but oh dear the catering facilities really let the whole experience down. By 3pm little food available, had a wrap in the Mary Rose cafe but if you are worried about covid avoid! The...

Clean, well presented cafe, lovely atmosphere has some great views too. Excellent coffee! friendly girl with tattoos was chatty and also told us a lot about the museum itself, knew her stuff! Would highly recommend going to this cafe if you visit the dockyard.

Visited the dockyard on Sunday 8th March, we hadn’t planned to stay for lunch but glad we did, the Mary Rose cafe was clean & bright, staff were lovely helpful and friendly the coffee was great and the cakes were delicious!! Will definitely be visiting...

Due to rain we stopped at the cafe as there was no picnic provision for the Mary Rose museum. The historic dockyard has indoor picnic areas but you cannot access them without a pass. The cafe food unfortunately was terrible and very overpriced. We had...

Just had coffee while waiting to go on the HMS Victory guided tour. The café is clean and bright and the staff friendly.

Good variety of drinks and snacks, light meals. Stopped off for a tea and staff were friendly, tables clean and an overall very good experience.

Next door to the Victory and convenient to get out of last Monday's rain but turned out to be an expensive option for lunch. Not a very wide selection of sandwiches and very pricey at that.

Had a great visit to museum. Came out to cafe. Charged £10.05 for cup of tea, sprite and a packet sandwich. Don’t mind being ripped off it it tastes good. Was a stale, dry sandwich. STAFF uninterested. Asked if they had mayo or ANY sauce...

The museum is absolutely fascinating but when it came for a bit of lunch the food was dreadful. Hardly any choice and the quality was very poor. If you are visiting the exhibition I recommend you go to one of the food outlets.

The food and drink are of a high quality here and the service is both friendly and efficient. There's a great shop there too!

What have you to hide? No guilty secrets? But this is the dockyard, so get ready to be searched, yes? This is a little price to pay to set your foot into a Portsmouth Dockyard, at the end of which just behind the HMS Victory...

Visited this café which has a good election of snacks and great coffee. A nice touch and to put you in the mood for your visit is the patterns they make on the top of the capuchino!

Ate here one day and must say the the lack of choice at 1.30pm was terrible. 4 expensive sandwiches left on shelf even though there was a fridge behind full of sandwiches that the girl took 1 out didn't bother to put rest out even...

We stopped here before we went into the Mary Rose museum they were quite busy but we found a table there were 4 of us we a cheese and ham Baguettes a slice of Victoria sponge and a coffee each very reasonable in price.Service was...

We used the cafe as a quick stop during our long tour of the Mary Rose. The prices are a little high, but given the location was not overly pricy. Food was however of a very good quality so worth the little extra.