The Magazine At Serpentine North Gallery

incredibly bad service I had in london.

Really delicious food with plenty of vegan/veggie options

The food was delicious, the wine was excellent, and the location was fantastic. The beautiful building is surrounded by lovely parkland! Ver carta

Gorgeous views on a sunny day, with great and attentive service. Had a lovely time with our drinks offering a calming moment after a Sunday stroll

We received excellent service before we even stepped inside. The beautiful sculpture exhibition that we enjoyed was a delightful addition. It was a pleasant atmosphere with lovely people relaxing and enjoying healthy meals. The drinks were amazing. Thank you!

Not nearly as good as previous attendances I regret to report. A sticky table replaced with a wonky table. Not a busy time but though a second member of staff a delight, another perhaps less so. My kale and chicken salad was chewy and lacked taste. Overall, not an experience I would choose to repeat. Ver carta

The waitress was quite unpleasant during our visit. It seemed like everything was a hassle for her. Whenever we requested items, she would often forget to bring them, requiring us to ask multiple times—sometimes even three. Additionally, she rolled her eyes when we mentioned needing a bit more time to decide on our meal. While the atmosphere was nice, our lunch experience was overshadowed by her behavior.

All round bad service, the staff were very rude and were successful in making me and my date feel very unwelcome, the treatment felt personal as everyone else in the restaurant was greeted with smiles and good customer service, at one point it literally felt like just me being there was a crime. I wouldn’t advise black people to go there as it was very obvious that the crime I committed was “being black” As I looks around the restaurant nobody else was receiving the same awkward customer service.

The beautiful Zaha Hadid light scoops were working 100% on this sunny day... looking almost like a film set out of a science fiction film. The restaurant was strangely quiet, with only 10 other tables occupied, many only having a coffee. The menu was printed on a very tired and worn piece of paper... but the food was lovely. I had the mussels and chips which were delicious and not over-cooked as often happens). Fancy cappacinos, wacky nibbles, non alcoholic wine. On a sunny day this restaurant combined with the 2 free Serpentine art galleries, and the new architectural coffee installation is a London gem Lady D fountain, Lake boating) Ver carta