What a brilliant collection across the decades. Great for couples or families and great value for money. You can whizz around in an hour if you are short of time, or spend 2+ hours exploring every display in detail. Some interesting facts about the early years and an amazing collection of memorabilia for all ages. I never knew you could get Lobster soup in a tin at one time!

Came to this museum with little expectations and was really blown away. They show you how consumer culture started from the Victorian era to today. It talks about how historical events have influenced/created products, which was fascinating. You’re also able to see how common household brands have evolved over time. Very informative and highly recommend this as a visit! There’s even a nice little cafe at the end.

Ive been wanting to visit this museum for some time, but it havent been able to until a recent visit. I was expecting a trip down memory lane with a little brand nostalgia. It was far far better than I had expected. I loved every minute of it. Its a fantastic place to visit and something for everyone. It would be nice if the gift shop had got some reproduced items for sale, but do understand the manufacturing cost maybe more than a shopper may want to pay

I so enjoyed my visit to the Museum of Brands. I wasn't expecting to like it so much, but I was absolutely fascinated by it. It's kind of sensory overload and you maybe need to be a certain kind of person to be into it, but I really liked it. Well worth the £10 or whatever!

A fascinating trip down memory lane. Who knew that looking at old drinks cans, wrappers and packets could evoke so many memories! The time tunnel was great ranging from Victorian to the present day - you tend to linger more on the decade you grew up in I suppose. 80s child! I found the exhibition space most interesting with the UK’s top 100 brands section and a focus on the changing packaging of particular products - Matey bubble bath and harpic! Spent a few hours here - only slight issue was the sheer amount of things to look at was quite overwhelming and I needed a good lie down afterwards!

lovely little museum, really interesting. Showcasing brands from the 1800's to present day. Really takes you back. There were regular shouts of 'ooh, look at that' and 'do you remember them?' well worth a visit. Well away from the usual hustle and bustle of museum land not far from Notting Hill.

The timeline layout of the museum was a joy to follow. Such a huge collection of many different brands ranging from food packaging, toys, music and events in british history. If you are a designer/creative/product designer then you really do need to visit. It's amazing to see how some of the countries most iconic brands have changed over time. Visited during the week so this added to the experience as you weren't rushed around. Nice little cafe and gift shop at the entrance/exit too. Please visit and support this space.

This fun and quirky museum is like no other in Britain. It began as a private collection but has grown into a thoughtful look at how we live through the objects we buy. It's like stepping into a time capsule to see household goods from everyday life repackaged over the years to keep a brand fresh and sought-after. Toys, vinyl records, food and drink all feature. Treat yourself!

Really enjoyed this museum. One of the best in London. Loved how it is chronologically arranged and the older decades in particular were fascinating to see and read about. We spent two hours going round as there’s just so much to see if you take your time. Cost £10 per adult ticket and it’s a bargain.

What an incredible place! Spent a few days in London, and a true highlight was the Museum of Brands! So many memories! Icing on the cake was meeting the founder Robert Opie during the walk around. What an incredible person to have such vision and passion to have created such a wonderful collection. We will be back! And will 100% recommend a visit to friends & family….plus great little gift shop, cafe & garden.