Glamarama Green is an Australian-inspired restaurant and bar on Exhibition Road in South Kensington, London, known for its large outdoor terrace, art-led interiors and playful mix of food, design and music.

Located just moments from the Victoria & Albert Museum, it draws inspiration from Tamarama beach in Sydney, blending a relaxed, coastal feel with references to fashion, art and London’s cultural scene. It’s a popular spot for brunch, lunch and evening drinks in South Kensington, particularly for those visiting the nearby museums. The space is centred around a spacious outdoor terrace, making it one of the best places for al fresco dining in the area. Inside, the restaurant continues the art-led approach Daisy Green is known for, with bold interiors and a strong visual identity throughout.

Downstairs, the Green Room offers a more intimate, hidden space inspired by William Morris. Designed as a listening room, it features a collection of vintage vinyl records alongside walls lined with portraits of fashion icons by illustrator Rose Blake, as well as large-scale works by Collagism. It’s a more tucked-away setting that works well for smaller groups, private dining and evening drinks.

The menu follows an all-day Australian style, with a mix of brunch dishes, lighter plates and more substantial options, alongside cocktails and a curated drinks list. Glamarama Green is particularly well suited to museum visitors, casual dining, outdoor brunch and relaxed evenings in South Kensington. What makes it unique is its combination of location, design and cultural references, bringing together art, fashion and food in one of London’s most recognisable museum districts.