Jaz & Jul's Chocolate House in Islington

fue bonitas nota puedes comprar tu cerveza por la tercera o dos tercios pintas pero pinta muy extraña, no puedes comprar una media! Mala relación calidad-precio de 4.50 libras por una pinta de cerveza, me dieron el equivalente a 3,40 libras literalmente unos metros por la carretera. El lugar está salpicada de balanza los pesabebés de una época pasada, la música es el soso "chunda chunda usual" lo suficientemente ruidoso a irritar pero banal lo suficiente para nadie de aviso o realmente le importa lo que es. city bar En general muy normal de estereotipos por grupos de trabajo post ciudad grande de dinero bebedores, no, gracias.

My husband, friends and I couldn't enjoy ourselves enough during our recent dinner in Farringdon. We enjoyed the atmosphere and the delicious food as always but were disappointed with the service from the new waitress, she talked much more than necessary while showing no attention to the table service at all. We had to raise our hands for everything, even every time we ran out of water. The waitress was distracted and often checking up behind the bar. She didn't seem to have any knowledge of wine (she made up everything she explained) and clearly showed she didn't know what gluten is. When taking our order she offered us the croquettes mentioning that she would ask the chef to remove the gluten and instead she said we couldn't order mackerel because it had gluten. Totally disappointing, we miss the old staff. We feel abandoned and at the hands of unqualified staff.

Unlimited coffee for £1.70, good lord.

We had such a lovely time. Great food, very kind and helpful waiter David. Children playing at the table football. Thank you.

My brother and his family were visiting from abroad and I decided to take them for a quick bite to eat after walking all day. We were turned away because of my infant nephew whom was by the way, 3 years old and sleeping in his chair. It is incredible that a city like London still have businesses in its centre town, have a no children policy.