Refreshments to enjoy at this famous royal residence
Refreshments to enjoy at this famous royal residence
Catering at Hampton Court Palace is currently open for ticket holders only.
Whether you’re looking for a hand-crafted coffee, an indulgent cake or a hot lunch, the Tiltyard’s bright café and deli has what you need, including barista-style coffees, teas, pastries, cookies, muffins, cakes, along with light lunch options, there is a wide choice.Take a seat inside or on the sunny terrace and enjoy freshly made sandwiches, soups, salads and hearty hot meals. With meal options on the menu for children, this is the perfect spot for a family lunch.
Serving drinks and ice-creams.
The Wilderness Kiosk is open at weekends and school holidays, serving ice creams, snacks, teas and filter coffees.
You are welcome to bring a picnic to enjoy in the iconic gardens. Bring your food and a comfortable blanket from home, and enjoy this unique picnic location with plenty of space.
Situated at the heart of the palace, the Privy Kitchen is an ideal spot for a quick bite to eat. The Privy Kitchen Café serves a variety of hot drinks, sweet treats, Tudor-style pies and soups.
Did you know? Beef & ale pie is said to have been Henry VIII’s favourite treat after a tennis match.
We strive to offer something for everyone at Hampton Court Palace. Please let us staff know if you have any dietary requirements.
Whether you’re looking for something sweet or savoury, gluten-free and vegan options are available. Daily-free milk options are available for hot drinks at no extra cost.
To help protect our palace, food and drink is not allowed within the confines of any of the buildings except in designated areas.
For all enquiries into our dining options at Hampton Court Palace, please call 0203 166 6971 or 07903972864 between 09:00 and 17:00.
Our single-use coffee cups, and other catering disposables, are made from renewable, lower carbon or recycled materials and can be commercially composted with food waste.
We continue to look for sustainable ways to manage our palaces.
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