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A unique English palace garden setting Many visitors to Kensington Palace like to make their day really special with breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea at The Orangery. However, The Orangery is also a highly regarded restaurant in its own right and a wonderfully elegant venue for meeting friends, family and business colleagues.
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Queen Anne's pet project At Kensington Palace in 1704, Queen Anne had an elaborate greenhouse built in the style of an elegant palace to protect her citrus trees from the harsh frosts of winter. She also recognised that The Orangery was a perfect venue for fashionable court entertaining. Read More
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Gift Vouchers at The Orangery Who wouldn’t love to be treated to lunch or afternoon tea at The Orangery? Our beautifully presented afternoon tea gift vouchers give double the pleasure; the delight of opening the gift and the wonderful experience of The Orangery visit. What’s more, you might get to enjoy it too! Read More
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Afternoon Tea at The Orangery The Orangery is a light and airy, elegant establishment set in the breathtaking formal gardens of Kensington Palace. It is the perfect venue for a traditional English afternoon tea. ‘I took tea at the palace’ is not something you can say every day. Read More
Surrounded by beautiful formal gardens in the grounds of Kensington Palace rests The Orangery,
a relaxed and elegant setting for breakfast or lunch and the only royal palace in London
where you can enjoy a traditional afternoon tea.
The Orangery was once the setting for Queen Anne’s sophisticated court entertainment and its
soaring ceilings and classical 18th century architecture are a magnificent backdrop for the
restaurant’s simple and honest menu of delicious English dishes.
