Djanogly in City of London
Djanogly is located in the town of City of London. ¿Do you want to know how to enjoy it? You will find it on None Street, an address that you can also visit without problems using your GPS on your own.
Djanogly is an exquisite British place if you are approaching through the unique area of City of London.
¿Ratings? The Djangly establishment is valued with a 3.2 based on 45 diner ratings, no doubt 45 are not a few valuations, as you can see, this restaurant leaves no diner unmoved.
Where is Djanogly?
🏠 Tate Britain, Millbank, London SW1P 4RG
A menu featuring classic café bites, beverages, & beer in a family-friendly museum setting.
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Opinions
Mick W.
Food was good, especially the soup, but not cheap. Main bug bear was the hot food menu was hidden from view, only visible after loading up with cold stuff. Why not have the hot food menu where people can see it on the way in?
Howard M.
We chose a GF Ham sandwich, and beetroot + coconut wrap, both of which were all but inedible!! The coffee was 2nd rate too. At nearly £30, we would have preferred to give this money to a homeless person and gone hungry ourselves! Terrible. Plus there was only one toilet open in the whole museum! Get sort yourself out Tate (the art is second to none of course!)
Paakhi B.
This is a really cute cafe and has a nice variety of coffees, teas, and pastries. They also have great snacks. The price is reasonable given that it is a museum cafe in central London.
john h.
Excellent Pie - Stopped by on spec. and was recommended by a regular to try the smoked chowder pie - excellent pastry and delicious filling. Prices for the main meals are reasonable - others a little on the pricey side. If you go for one of the main meals this is a great place to have lunch
T K.
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 and take note!
Cassandra M.
Cafe. They have a nice quality of coffee, cupcakes clotted with cream. Prices for the main meals are reasonable; other dishes are not my type though.
Yasmin M.
The quality of the food wasn't up to scratch considering how much I paid for it. The trays were fithy, you could see debri and stains all over it. Not worth your time, better food elsewhere.
Hansjan K.
Coffee is excellent but the food was a let down, at £30 for two for a fairly basic canteen style lunch I’d say just grab a coffee and get a better value lunch somewhere else.
Elliot M.
Pleasantly surprised by the excellent quality of coffee, including single origin options from Ethiopia and Costa Rica. Interior is as you wld expect from a museum cafe but if u want a good cup of coffee and friendly service, check it out.
joanna c.
I had a "hot meal" there today, beef stroganoff,. It was tepid, very salty and the beef was dry and occasionally tough. The Vegetables were rice (with wild rice) which was ok, broccoli and carrots which were both barely shown any heat and therefore very crunchy. I do think the management ought to regularly check what they serve. I cannot believe that they do. I did not complain at the time as I was with a firend who bought my meal and didn't want to embarrass her.
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If you have any questions, you can contact Djanogly by calling 020 7887 8825.
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In Djanogly they specialise in other cuisines and british.
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45 customers of Djanogly have given it an average rating of 3,2.
