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I had a wonderful time at the Victoria & Albert Cafe; the atmosphere was incredible, especially when given the fine architecture and design of the interior space and intricate light features- to be expected of a cafe within a historical museum!

There was a wide range of cuisine to choose from and no shortage of refreshments. The staff were fulfilling their basic duties, and the baby grand piano was well-maintained.

The atmosphere of the cafeteria was actually elevated by the plethora of different people and visitors socialising and interacting with any musical performances.

I would recommend this cafeteria to any visitors of the museum!

Never visited before but I was quite surprised by the surroundings. Art lovers there is a handful of pieces to look at !! I love how antique it feels when you sit down. Calming atmosphere. I was quite surprised on how the service works, but it wasn’t a problem. Beautiful selection on good and beverage

One of most beautiful cafes I have ever seen! Never knew about it until recently a bit of a hidden gem. The cafe appears to be run by Benugo, so if you have had their coffee and cakes at another place you will know what you are getting. Being in a museum the food and drink is a bit pricey.

The cafe is free to enter, so you can just come and take a look at the deco if you don't fancy drinking or eating anything.

A stunning room, the details and extraordinary with a central piano open for anyone to play, a daunting prospect unless you’re really good. The teas and cakes were lovely a must if you are visiting the museum. Every niche of the walls and columns are adorned with detail. Even the bathrooms are elaborate with their tile work.

A most beautiful and amazing cafe, in the V&A museum. The stained glass windows are a sight to behold, and all these glorious hanging ceiling lights. Sadly we could not get a space to sit in the main room, it was lunchtime and V&A was completely full of tourists during school holidays. But the room next to it was also rather pretty, also with stained glass windows and beautiful wood panelling. Food is not amazing, nothing to shout about, and slightly expensive too. Also the staff are so busy... it's hard to find a place to sit at, but also no chance finding a clean table, or anyone to help you clean it. But, it is really nice to sit in a beautiful room, and and also very nice to support the V&A.