Greenwich Park

Our café in Greenwich Park offers stunning views across London and a menu to suit every taste.

Enjoy lovely hot drinks alongside fresh breakfast and lunch options, from sourdough pizzas and hearty sandwiches to crisp salads and tempting cakes. If you’re on the move, pick up a grab-and-go item and make the most of the park.

Visit the Ignatius Sancho Café, named in honour of one of Britain’s most remarkable historical figures.

Enjoy a tempting range of freshly baked pastries and cakes, toasted sandwiches, flatbreads, wraps, salads, and indulgent ice cream sundaes.

Charles Ignatius Sancho was a pioneering British abolitionist, writer and composer, and the first known Black Briton to vote in an election and publish his letters. His extraordinary life journey – from arriving on a slave ship as a child to becoming a celebrated shopkeeper, musician and writer – made him a prominent voice in Georgian London.

The café is housed in a beautifully restored former lodge, now part of a vibrant community space within the park. Nearby, you’ll find accessible facilities including Changing Places toilets, a volunteer hub and a community kitchen garden.