Saatchi Gallery Review

Great space, their latest offering lacks the wow factor!

A little gem, get to see some great work of artists we do know and those we don't ... well we do now

The Tutenkhamun exhibition was excellent and the virtual reality experience equally superb

Great gallery set up that is minimalistic, thereby allowing visitors to focus on the artwork.

Small and unique gallery. There are many interesting works. The products in the shop were also better than other art museums.

Tutankhamun exhibition was amazing! Well worth the visit. Saatchi Gallery is a great space

Unless you love selfie culture this is probably not worth your time

Must visit the area where the gallery is and the gallery.
4 plants with coffee and art that changes every little time.

The Tutankhamun exhibition was great! We went for a relative's birthday and enjoyed it very much. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity. The audio guides are helpful and we liked the gift shop.

Tutankhamun exhibition was amazing. But the gallery itself was a let down toilets smelly and tired looking and I have seen more palatial high st cafes. BUT food was good coffees small and expensive

Really impressive that access to this gallery is free, given that it is a private venture. If I become a billionaire, I hope I'll do something equally public-spirited.

Cool the Tut exhibition was cool the VR awesome chairs dotted round for those that need it. Well managed and staff friendly and helpful

Brilliant Tutankhamun exhibition, well worth a visit!

Wonderful exhibition, well laid out and engaging. However, there were a lot of people allowed in at once. It is worth noting that the death mask used in the promotional material is not featured - but there is still an amazing selection of artifacts.

Went to Tutenkamun exhibition. Was well laid out, but far, far too crowded with people taking multiple photos at each exhibit. Glad we went, but not a pleasant experience

Re. The Tutankhamen exhibition; There are far too many people allowed in at once, even compared to all other London museums and galleries. The best way to describe it is the underground during rush hour, but rather than everyone trying to More

Overcrowded. Crowd management poor for Tutankhamun

Not good,waited 30 mins despite timed tickets, in the rain.

New exhibition "Kaleidoscope" with paintings by Kaiser and photos by Carreau that are really beautiful. The photos about the Arctic are powerful.

Finally got it... at the third attempt (free wine too)

Fantastic gallery. Always full of great, thought-provoking contemporary works.

Attended the tutankhamun exhibition, such a beautiful gallery

The Tutenkhamun exhibition is fantastic. Incredible. Well planned and laid out

Unique gallery offering different type of art. Nice shop as well.

Went there for the Tutenkamun exhibition. Was excellent. The building itself is very grand.

Went for the Tutankhamun exhibition. The Gallery doesn't have the space of larger venues and this means visitors are funnelled from room to room making for a very crowded feeling. I understand the importance of maximising income but at times that was at the expense of the experience... a few less timed tickets. The exhibition itself is very worthwhile though!

Lots of smallish galleries. I went to the tutankhamun exhibition. I was s little disappointed, very crowded even on a Friday lunchtime, exhibits were well mounted an lots of information but so few of them and I was hoping to see more of the everyday objects not just the bling. Lots of statues and jewelry very little normal stuff. It was good but could have been better. I am in a wheelchair and was stepped over so many times in the crowds but being patient I did eventually see everything. The staff were amazing though and incredibly helpful.

The area and the building are very beautiful and the free entry is appreciated. Unfortunately, the art style was not to my taste at all and the feeling was that some of the pieces were chosen for the sake of shock value, rather than artistic merit.

It's ok. We went through the whole ground floor in 5 minutes... Not worth visiting the art was boring. Save your self time and just go tate modern if you are into modern art.

This place contains a very disrespectful painting and even after many complaints they still refuse to take it down. I can't believe they had the audacity to hang this vulgar painting.

Average afternoon. There are much better places for similar prices.

Good exhibitions - the virtual reality show was amazing. Don't forget to check out the shop! It actually had some pretty interesting stuff like wooden postcards

A great exhibition. Wonderful storytelling and a lot care and attention to detail. A must see before the exhibition is closed.

Went to see the Tutankhamen Exhibition. Excellent exhibition. Beautiful items from him tomb with explanations of their purpose. Recommend.

Absolutely love this place and the ongoing changing exhibitions it keeps presenting to us and bringing to our attention. We have been here a number of times and each time seen something different there.

Came whilst on our visit to London. Enjoyed some really spectacular pieces of contemporary art.

Cutting edge art by cutting edge artists. Free entry and an ever changing selection of quirky and inspiring works.

Great art gallery just off the Kings Road. Free entry, changing program of exhibitions. A really good shop on the first floor.

The Tutankhamen exhibition was amazing, some of the artifacts were out of Egypt for the first time.

Nothing to envy to the other great London museums. Spectacular

Free art gallery. Worth a visit if in the area. Quirky modern art.

My first visit. to the gallery, my friend and I came to see the tutankhamun exhibition. It was well organised but quite crowded. It was well worth seeing the wonderful artefacts.

Lacked real content and had to be reved up with on screen drama and photos,not worth the money

Oh dear. I'm an art lover but I am not sure I can call this art. Sorry, but it wasn't for us xx

I love the galleria surrounding set in a small park like area just off the hustle of the Kings Road. The building had been tastefully restored keeping the historical exterior while blending in the modern interior and add-ons. Now the art. There were several exhibitors on displayed over the 3 floors but I found I did not really like them. I only took 2 pictures. I have visited modern galleries around the world and so do have an appreciation for this type of work but there was very little that I felt moved me. I will give the gallery another try but on the occasion it was not for me.

We t to see the Tutankhamen exhibition. Wl worth the visit.

Excellent exhibits over two floors giving time to see everything. We visited during the 'Tut' exhibitions. Items for sale seemed expensive. Cafe was ok although pricey to us northerners.

A very interesting exhibition of Tutenhamon. A significant part of the exhibits left Egypt for the first time. You can admire the craftsmanship of the masters of the Tutenhamon era. Little Pharaoh's throne beautiful coronation jewelry and many other exhibits. Minus at an expensive price even for London.

Lovely location near the park. Couldn't believe they have a such a good arts pieces itself.

Great contemporary gallery, free and lots of different stuff

We went to see Tutankhamun Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh at the Saatchi Gallery. Well organised and staff very friendly.

Visiting the Tutankhamun exhibition. Had a meal at the adjoining restaurant. Good care and a nice bloody Mary.

The Saatchi gallery is a great space and the staff here today we're excellent. I went with an elderly relative and they fast tracked us at every chance.

The VR exhibition is worth the extra money. Mind-blowing.

Your last chance to see 150 Tut themed items in the UK.

Great gallery, always a new interesting exhibition every time I go and the building is lovely. best of all, it's free!