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Afternoon Tea

Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea in the Design Kitchen, with lovely views overlooking the greenery of Holland Park.

Enjoy an afternoon tea in the Design Kitchen

All day offer

Standard Afternoon Tea
Indulge in a beautifully crafted afternoon tea experience in our Design Kitchen, a cosy space on Level 2 with calming views of Holland Park.
The menu offers a delightful selection of savoury and sweet treats, all made with high-quality ingredients and a dedication to sustainability sourcing. From freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam to an assortment of finger sandwiches and decadent cakes, every item is made on-site by our experienced culinary team.
£34.95 per person

Sparkly Afternoon Tea
This offer includes all of the above plus fine Nyetimber English Sparkling Wine to make your afternoon tea even more special.
£49.95 per person

Make it vegetarian
A vegetarian afternoon tea option is available for guests to enjoy. Please specify vegetarian dietary when booking.

More about the Design Kitchen

Get ready

Discover the menu below and get in touch with thedesign.kitchen@designmuseum.org with the desired date and time of your visit.

• The afternoon tea costs £34.95 per person. A sparkly option is available at £49.95 per person.

• Bookings need to be made at least 24 hours in advance.

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Members enjoy a 10% discount

Become a member to enjoy exclusive discounts in the Design Cafe, the Design Kitchen, shops as well as free access to all exhibitions for a year and members-only events.

Supported by Nyetimber

The Design Museum is proud to be working with Nyetimber as our official sparkling wine partner, served exclusively in the Design Kitchen and to guests at the museum’s events throughout the year.

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The Design Museum is the world's leading museum devoted to contemporary design in every form. Plan your visit today.

Access information

We want everyone's visit to be enjoyable and work continuously to make the museum more accessible and inclusive to the widest possible audience.

What's On

The museum offers opportunities to explore the present and future of design through a programme of temporary exhibitions and displays as well as hands-on workshops and talks with creative voices and industry experts.