Members Room Tate Britain
Members Room Tate Britain is a London-based company that offers self-service restaurants, as well as bars and pubs. They provide a unique dining experience in a stylish and comfortable setting. The company is committed to providing high-quality food and beverages to their customers.
Introduction to Members Room Tate Britain
Members Room Tate Britain is a private members club located in London, England. Founded in 2001, the club was established with the aim of providing a space for art enthusiasts to socialize and engage with the art world. What makes this company unique is its location in the Tate Britain museum, which provides members with exclusive access to the museum's exhibitions and events.Services & products
Members Room Tate Britain offers a range of services including a restaurant, bar, and private event spaces. The restaurant serves modern British cuisine with a focus on locally sourced ingredients. The bar offers a selection of cocktails, wine, and beer. Members can also book private event spaces for meetings or special occasions.Location
Located in the heart of London, Members Room Tate Britain is situated in the Millbank area. The area is known for its cultural institutions, including the Tate Britain museum, and is home to a mix of restaurants, bars, and pubs. The nearest public transportation options include Pimlico station (0.6 miles away), Vauxhall station (0.7 miles away), and Westminster station (0.8 miles away).Benefits
Members of Members Room Tate Britain enjoy exclusive access to the museum's exhibitions and events, as well as a range of dining and socializing options. The club also offers a unique opportunity to connect with other art enthusiasts and engage with the art world in a meaningful way.Good to know
Membership to Members Room Tate Britain is exclusive and requires an application process. Additionally, the club operates on a reservation-only basis, so members should plan ahead when booking dining or event spaces.Reviews
Customers have praised Members Room Tate Britain for its exceptional service, high-quality cuisine, and exclusive access to the museum's exhibitions. Many have also noted the club's unique atmosphere and the opportunity it provides to connect with other art enthusiasts.Amenities
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alcohol
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vegetarian options
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parking
FAQ
What type of food do you serve at your self-service restaurant?
At Members Room Tate Britain, we offer a variety of food options including sandwiches, salads, soups, and hot dishes. Our menu changes seasonally to provide fresh and exciting options for our customers.Do you offer any vegetarian or vegan options on your menu?
Yes, we have a range of vegetarian and vegan options available on our menu. We understand the importance of catering to different dietary requirements and strive to provide delicious options for everyone.How do you ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of your restaurant?
We take cleanliness and hygiene very seriously at Members Room Tate Britain. Our staff follows strict cleaning protocols throughout the day and we have implemented additional measures, such as increased hand washing and surface sanitation, to ensure the safety of our customers and staff.Are there any special promotions or discounts available for frequent customers?
Yes, we offer a loyalty program for our frequent customers. Members can earn points with each purchase that can be redeemed for discounts and special offers. We also periodically offer promotions and discounts to our members via email and social media.What payment methods do you accept at your self-service restaurant?
We accept a variety of payment methods including cash, credit/debit cards, and contactless payments such as Apple Pay and Google Wallet. We strive to make the payment process as convenient as possible for our customers.Reviews
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RAMSOL
27-01-2023
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Bruce Thomson
The member's room offers the same food options as the public area, known as the Djanogly Café, and much the same (I think as the Tate Modern), I would call it a modern cafe cuisine, which seems to cater for most diets. It's self-service, but often less of a queue and usually a seat, and one can often go through into the salon and if super lucky get a window seat over the Thames... While I suppose not the purpose of this area, it's fair to say there are few mobile/phone charge points, and if the lifts are out (alas this was the case on my last visit) the stairs can be a bit of a climb... Nonetheless, a great place to retreat to, and as a famous author said "far from the madding crowd"
27-10-2022
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Claudia R
Not a great choice of food, which is a shame. The setting is nice and historical, so still worth a visit at least for drinks or tea.
27-07-2022
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Andrey Smirnov
27-07-2022
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Andrzej
Told we couldn't get one of the sandwiches on display as it was 11:57 and that was a lunchtime item. Dirty tables etc
27-05-2022
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Stella G
Food tasted good but was overpriced
27-05-2022
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Angela Appleby
27-05-2021
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EFlatMajor7
Nice and quiet, good coffee and friendly staff!
27-05-2021
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Jacopo Ugolini
27-05-2021
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Lev Gastovich
The food, service and uncomfortable table and chairs detract from the splendid setting. The salads looked uninspiring, the salmon looked anemic and the woman serving was both abrupt. I had one of their overly expensive egg/avocado/tomato sandwiches. It was made with insipid, pale eggs - lacking flavour and seasoning. The avocado was under ripe and the only real flavour came from the bread. The service was also disappointing. My wife asked the man behind the till what was in a specific cake and his response was to ‘read the sign’. Obviously, no training for this member of staff on why this is such an inappropriate response. Generally, a poor experience. If you go here I would recommend sticking to coffee and cake.
27-05-2020
