Suggestions for Art Gallery near Westminster, London

Andy P. • April 15, 2014A superb gallery - with a lovely, often quiet cafe and a great book shop.

Bear B. • September 18, 2018The entrance fee at £3 for the whole day and all the exhibitions is superb value and the cafe is well worth a visit in between exhibitions with a great range of teas and the usual fare.

Nico M. • June 21, 2016The Fox Reading Room exhibitions and installations are a hidden gem; good bar and eatery (where I used to work); and good exhibition spaces

Thomas D. • November 17, 2019Made up of two building that are facing each other’s. One it’s mainly permanent and the other is with 3 to 4 months exhibitions. Was there on a Sunday afternoon and it was not crowded at all !!!

Georgie S. • August 21, 2010great, interesting, original art! great cafe too!

Thomas D. • November 19, 2019There is two buildings !!! Went there to see Mark Bradford exhibition which is amazing. I would advice 30 minutes at least

Justin • November 9, 2015Beautiful, elegantly spare space. Great exhibitions. Bookshop is worth a browse (lots of signed editions when I was last there, if that's your thing!)

Tom P. • January 13, 2014Amazing Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent's table in october ! A legend.

Carl W. J. • April 29, 2022Great space on two levels good lighting

Julie L. • October 2, 2016Worth to go a little bit outside of the center of the town for that beautiful, luminous gallery. And at the time of my visit, the exhibition was free!

Alexandre • January 28, 2013The minimalist artists in Zwirner's pool is simply unbeatable!

Ian P. • December 23, 2013Excellent for a coffee, tea or a light lunch. A number of tables are next to power points too - very thoughtful.

Jen S. • January 21, 2015A new cafe called Pennethornes - excellent snacks, reasonably priced cocktails and stunning surroundings

Thomas D. • November 17, 2019Worth the visit if you are around, it’s the best of that genre but if you don’t have much time, you can fairly pass your turn

Amal A. • July 13, 2019The most expensive District in the world!!

Londonist • June 20, 2010Good space, with regular temporary exhibitions. A decent (and quiet) cafe lurks inside.

Thomas D. • November 19, 2019Very nice art gallery with some nice book. It’s mainly exhibition, was there during the James Rosenquist one which was nice. Reserve 20 Minutes for this gallery

London L. • December 3, 2012There are great views of central London from the upper floors - so get exploring! The building is open to the public. Free entry to all the exhibitions, library, bookshop and coffee shop.

Stuart C. • December 1, 2017Great place to stop off in Central London for coffee and to check email. Always interesting exhibits.

Ieva A. • March 6, 2016A lovely gallery. Temporary exhibitions change frequently and you can always go back for the permanent one. Absolutely favourite! It is not free though.

Sebastian D. • March 19, 2018Crazy place with lots of theatre plays, bars and cool events. One of the best hidden spots to go out in London

Olivier W. • October 14, 2014Fabulous space in the heart of Soho from the legendary gallerist who brought Gerhard Richter to New York

Thomas D. • November 17, 2019The exhibition of Manolo Valdes is a must see, count around 20 Minutes

Alistair G. • March 3, 2017Amazing food here, definitely recommend coming to the cafe at lunchtime.

Uslan • June 20, 2015Victoria Miro's smaller sister gallery. As with their Wharf Road space, usually superb contemporary art - if on a smaller scale.

Maria P. • October 1, 2011Excellent fresh vegetarian food. Always many options to choose from. Very good prices - main with salad for about a fiver.