Tate Modern Cafe: Level 2

Our most recent visit was not as enjoyable as the last. The breakfast pastries lacked freshness and the coffee was quite bland. However, the service was excellent.

After visiting exposition(s) it is a nice place for a rest. The places at the windows have a great view but even the tables are nice. The online ordering is tricky and I needed 3 rounds to get through.

The lunch was enjoyable, but it was expensive. However, the restaurant was very crowded and noisy, which made it hard to relax. Furthermore, it was disappointing to see that the trays had not been collected from the tables. Voir le carte

This was a typical example of a captive audience experience. The food was of incredibly low quality, the coffee was lukewarm and weak, and everything was served in disposable plates and cups. To make matters worse, it was quite pricey - a doughnut alone cost £5.50.

We had to queue for a long time to get our drinks and whilst we were queuing, decided that the food on offer was so lacklustre and overpriced that we would be better off leaving the Tate to get refreshments elsewhere. There is a balcony by the third floor cafe with views of the river and St Pauls, but not much else to recommend it

We waited half an hour in the queue for the cafe on the 6th floor at 4pm. We were told the wait was 10 or 15 minutes. Once seated, we were then told there were no hot drinks being sold as it was busy. They said this was on the website and that they had been telling the queue every 15 minutes or so. A shame as this is usually such an amazing place to come. Voir le carte

bare noise styll, mandem moving mad with the £3.95 raspberry lemonade, tasted like river avon water yu get me fam. say no more yh. wont be reconvening in these facilities for long time bro. big up my bros down the west end like bare actors and bare gyal with da ice cream on hand yh. mans ain’t no fan of those weird painting tings on the wall yeah, went for a cheeky beveragino, not no exhibit type tings u get me fam. bare opps spotted down these ends, shout out to the sweet ting on reception, she was a baddie fr. i’ll leave it at dat like yu get the picture, not none of that oil pastel tings yh. bless up my guy. have a mad one styll

We are regular visitors monthly to tate Britain and modern and are members over many yearsand try to support tate cafes and restaurants. Pleased to see restaurant was re opened we booked as part of our visit to guston exhibition. Sadly we had no choice but to have 2 course as we were told no we could not just choose one , my friend could not finish his steak and was refused a doggy bag . With 2 waters bill came close to £90 and service charge included for ice cold disappointing service . Sadly we will never return as whole experience felt like a rip off and was huge disappointment, when over years our visits have been wonderful lunches and dinners , something has basically gone wrong. Many p...

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... Voir le carte