Energy Cafe - London Science Museum in Kensington and Chelsea

Food was dreadful, the blueberry muffin tasted like a midlife crisis. My friends had the the pizza and apparently it was drier than my texts, and flatter than my sister. I’d rather go for a coffee with my dodgy uncle than eat here.

The chai latte was actually really amazing but the cakes price was quite high and the fact that we have to drink all the drinks at the cafe and we cannot bring it with us made us having to drink it quick. They offer take away option but it was not clear that this meant takeaway to outside the museum. We wanted to have some breakfast but there were no main food warm food options other than sandwiches so having this improved will be great. The carbon neutral coffee is a great idea and wanted to learn more about it.

They have plenty of vegan options which are raspberry and Limon cake, veg root pie, vegan toast, some sandwiches and some salad.

Sandwiches and cold food too expensive for the quality they offered, Sandwiches bad prepared and tasteless

We really enjoyed our food today, pizza was great, with a tasty base 🍕 (I wish there was more varieties of pizza though), also we had lasagna, which my daughter liked. Overall food is good and freshly made .

Food was good; much variety and relatively healthy. The portion sizes were very large in comparison to their price and the staff were extremely welcoming, helpful and understanding.

Nice wee cafe. Had a salmon and cream cheese bagel which was fresh and tasty. Not much variety. Prices were ok.

I was there with a friend and two kids. We enjoyed a lot! It’s the best option in the museum. They so many vegan options. Kids menu was not vegan. When I asked if they can do a vegan kids menu they offered a great vegan option without hesitating. Staff is smiley and helpful. Also it is much more illuminated than the other cafes in the museum. Their kid menu is healthier than the other one as well (i do not understand why kids menu has never no-nutritional value). We appreciate our experience and we will be back!

Most of the photos on this map are *not* the photos of this cafe. This is a small cafe on the second floor with vegetarian menu. It's usually quiet. Staff were extremely well informed about allergy and super helpful. Halloumi panini and beetroot salad I had were scrumptious. Will definitely come again.

Pizza was pretty good and although we visited on Saturday afternoon there was plenty of comfy seating upstairs and access for prams via lift.Tables were clean and there were staff constantly on hand tidying up tables so it didn't have that air of understaffed neglect that some self-service places have when they are busy.It's not cheap but not eye-wateringly expensive either. You'd always expect to pay a little extra eating in these kinds of places.