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The cafés at the Museum of London and the Museum of London Docklands will once more be temporarily closed to the public as of Thursday 5 November. We will continue to closely review the advice from the government and Public Health England to keep people up to date on our plans to reopen.
Open 11.30am-3pm until Wednesday 4 November, temporarily closed from Thursday 5 November
Museum of London
Benugo entrance hall café
- Our café in the Entrance foyer is open until Wednesday 4 November for snacks, drinks and light meals, and will be closed as of Thursday 5 November. Please check back here for further updates.
- You can see the full menu in the button below. We'll only be accepting cashless payment. Please note waiting times could be longer than usual and that you will be required to wear a face covering while queuing in the café unless you are exempted from wearing one. You will be allowed to remove the face covering once seated.
Temporarily closed
Museum of London
Benugo Ellipse Hall café
The Benugo Ellipse Hall café will be closed as of Thursday 5 November. Please check back here for further updates.
Temporarily closed
Museum of London
Museum Lunch Space
Please note that the indoor lunch space at the Museum of London will remain closed.
Temporarily closed
Museum of London
London Wall Bar & Kitchen
London Wall Bar & Kitchen is closed until further notice.
THINK GREEN: BENUGO IS A SUSTAINABLE, ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS SUPPLIER
Our family friendly commitment
- Tap water on request
- High chairs
- Colouring sheets and other activities
- We offer healthy children’s food
Update from the Museum of London
Following the recent government announcement of a month-long lockdown across England, the Museum of London and the Museum of London Docklands will once more be temporarily closed to the public as of Thursday 5 November.
The health and wellbeing of our visitors, staff and community is of utmost importance to us and we will continue to closely review the advice from the government and Public Health England to keep people up to date on our plans to reopen. Any visitors who’ve booked for dates from Thursday 5 November will be notified of their ticket cancellation via email.
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