Can I take food into the park?

Yes: takeaway coffee, sandwiches, salads and picnic boxes.

Yes, Gelupo, from its own hatch in the warmer months.

What is Being Nature?

The café’s cultural programme, curated with artist Justin Hibbs: exhibitions, workshops and open-air events, including summer dance, in the park itself.

Yes, before 5pm, at the tables set aside for dining with a dog.

What are the opening hours?

From 8am every day until 30 minutes before the park closes, so later in summer than in winter.

Mostly walk-in. You can book a table online for a brunch or a group.

No. We are cashless: card and phone payments only.

Daisy Green at Holland Park

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The Holland Park Café under its arches on a summer day

Coffee at the door of the Holland Park Café

Diana Taylor’s winter paintings, the whole wall at the Holland Park Café

Holland Park Café is an all-day café and restaurant set within the grounds of Holland Park in West London, known for its terrace, outdoor seating and relaxed, nature-led setting.

About Holland Park

Surrounded by greenery and historic listed arches, it’s a popular spot for brunch, coffee and daytime dining in one of London’s most beautiful parks.

The nameThe daisy stands for peace, loyalty and happiness; green for health, sustainability and doing good. Green and gold are Australia’s colours, and the daisy’s. A daisy chain is what happens when people come together.

Opening hours

Open todaySunday · 8am until 30 minutes before the park closes

Every day8am until 30 minutes before the park closes

Find us

Ilchester Place, Holland Park
London W8 6LU

Inside Holland Park on Ilchester Place, by the listed arches, a short walk from Holland Park or High Street Kensington stations.

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Book online, walk in, or call our reservations team on 020 3597 9908.

The Art

Being Nature · with Justin HibbsSeasonal exhibitions, workshops and open-air events curated with the artist, using the park as setting and collaborator.

Good To Know

Can I take food into the park?
Yes: takeaway coffee, sandwiches, salads and picnic boxes.
Is there gelato?
Yes, Gelupo, from its own hatch in the warmer months.
What is Being Nature?
The café’s cultural programme, curated with artist Justin Hibbs: exhibitions, workshops and open-air events, including summer dance, in the park itself.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, before 5pm, at the tables set aside for dining with a dog.

What are the opening hours?
From 8am every day until 30 minutes before the park closes, so later in summer than in winter.
Do I need to book?
Mostly walk-in. You can book a table online for a brunch or a group.
Do you take cash?
No. We are cashless: card and phone payments only.