Djanogly Café — Restaurant in London

After a wonder of the modern art and the Turner Exhibits, we headed down to the basement and the chaotic Cafeteria, where it was all soups and tarts on the menus and the queue was filled with retired civil servants reading their subscription to the Old Vic or the National Trust and tying up the line. The usual order (hot this time) and a seat on the grass outside, was ok, if a little crowded by security guards watching us!The coffee was tiny, tiny, about the same size as a sachet of sugar, but (almost annoyingly!) it was pretty good, the Mocha was chocolaty and the Americano strong, but not sour. Shame...

Took FOREVER to be served hot food. Only worth going here for the Tate collective discount.

Food was tasty and coffee good, however it's a canteen like style system. You feel like your queuing up for your school dinners. Unpleasant space and generally depressing experience. No power points anywhere (not that you would want to stay for very long.

Not enough space to sit and frankly expensive. Really poor show from an art gallery.

Go to the V&A (not that it's perfect) Tate Britain...

This is your basic museum cafe setup in the lower floor of Tate Britain. They have an assortment of counter desserts and other dishes available as well as your expected range of coffees, tea and other drinks. There are a fair number of tables available.

Stopped here for a rest break during a recent visit to the museum, macchiato was served latte style with fair amount of milk. It tasted decent. Prices reasonable for museum cafe and service timely enough. My visit here...