Photographers' Gallery

I attended an arts event at The Photographers Gallery based in Ramillies Street, London on the 4th August 2015 featuring the artwork of the late talented photographer Shirley Baker. The arts event was on the corner of Ramillies Street and when you walked in through the doors the receptionist asked my mum and I where we would like to view and we replied saying the Shirley Baker exhibition. We went up to the second floor and viewed her artwork. In the middle of the room there was a large table with Shirley’s photography equipment and newspaper reviews. There were many pictures covering the walls all expressing different feelings and emotions. Also covering the walls were quotes from Shirley Ba...

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The reception team is welcoming and friendly, inviting visitors to explore all current exhibits starting on the 5th floor. The disabled access via a lift is convenient and there are restrooms on most levels. The cafe is located on the ground floor, with outdoor seating available on artistic benches. The exhibition was impressive, particularly the emotional and sensational pictures from the German bank photography prize. The exhibit also contained a variety of LP covers from different musical genres. I applaud the efforts of the researchers and curators, and look forward to seeing the exhibition continue to evolve. It would be interesting to see a focus on modern digital culture and how it in...

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This is for the small café /eatery at the first floor of the gallery, not the gallery itself! Nice small variety of fresh dishes (quiches and sandwiches mostly) and a few mouth watering looking cakes. Quick and to the point, our quiches were tasty and the side salad was of decent amount and flavoursome. Prices very reasonable too!

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I love the photographers gallery it's holds unique photos of special artists for example Terence Donovan and Dandyism and Black masculinity fabulous photos You feel you are in the presence of greatness. The cafe is lovely too slightly over priced, but it cool being here in the heart of the west end. Well recommended

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I enjoyed the meal and also the soul food from the exhibitions. I was happy to have a lot of choice of meal. There is not such choice in wine so be aware. The service is quick and friendly. I enjoyed the lunch, and it was followed by the visit of the exhibition of Saul Leiter. Bon Appetit!

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yes, good! beautiful little cursed from the oxford street’s bustle at a weekend. they love the exhibitions above, so it is often atem before they see what the gallery of the photographer on. really very comfortable and always a decent time (quick service/coffee/food and a good standard.)

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I've been a regular visitor since the gallery was in Great Newport Street. Their exhibitions are always well curated and insightful. Entry is free before 12pm and there is a cafe on the ground floor. If you are interested in photography this is a highly recommended.

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Very nice selection of exhibits. They do have teaching facilities for those who are interested. The Photographers' Gallery Café is worth visiting.

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It's a nice gallery. Entrence is free and exhibitions were worth while. If you are in the neighbourhood make sure to make a stop here!

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Nice small intimate gallery. Reasonable ticket prices. I would highly recommend the Chris Killip exhibition!

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