Space Café — Restaurant in London

Went there last month with my friend . We were shown the place to seat (no chance to choose it for ourselves). There were plenty of empty tables on the back, but it seemed like the staff wanted to keep everybody at the front. We were sat at the table next to family of 5, with 3 laud kids, and back to a couple with a toodler who cried for the whole time we were eating. Surely not a great combination. I think staff should use their common sense and not put adults without kids to seat at the table with and next to families with kids, when there is plenty empty tables on the other side. To be fair - waiter who served us was very nice and the food was not too bad, But it was all ruined at the end - when a waiteress came to clean up one of the tables and she used ONE CLOTH to wipe the table and the BENCH people were sitting on and kids were putting their shoes on. Doesnt look like the staff had a good food hygiene and infection control training in there. Won't be visiting that...

The location was great it was easy to get to and had a kind of relaxed vibe. Low lighting coupled with crazy unreadable menus that needed to be back lit on the table as a kind of USP was overkill and made it unnecessarily hard for my friend to read. I would suggest including a standard menu as an option.

The menu is surprising as it was very expensive and the meals were akin to what you would expect in a McDonald’s.

I enjoyed my salad but the burgers were just awful, so bad that the children refused to eat it and that’s saying a lot considering my kids will eat anything “burger” if hungry enough!

We did inform staff that there was a problem but they seem to not really care. She did offer the children an ice cream. Frankly we shouldn’t have been charged for the meals.

Cardboard burgers & silly unreadable menus, flavour was awful. Overpriced. Would...

Had the unpleasant experience of eating the overpriced and very poor food here. For £13.50 + 10% service charge I had a rubbery piece of chicken that was nothing like its southern fried name, a pile of fries and a tiny corn on the cob. Not only was it poorly presented but tasteless.

They state that by eating there you're helping the science museum, but this is an outsourced catering company. In reality you're better off buying a sandwich from Pret for a few quid and putting £5 in the donation pot. You'll not only have a better lunch and save money but the museum will be better off too.

Alternatively try the Energy Cafe at the entrance, it's cheaper and the food much...