Sloe Bar & Cafe in Camden - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

ユーストン駅構内にある飲食店のひとつです。早めに駅についてしまったため、ここで少し休ませていただきました。落ち着いた雰囲気です。

No vender gin endrinas, no saben lo que es, que te molesta si ellos se quejaba acerca de esto. Te pido que deje.

Oh dear. Toilets out of order. No coffee. No pizza as advertised. Manageress just wanted to go home. Beers were ok Management- wake up. This place should be a f...king goldmine. It's good in the morning but this was the pits. Victoria station should cancel their franchise.

Experiencia horrible. La señora quizás el gerente, no tenía ni idea y fue un esfuerzo para ella a mí para servir, jugando con su pelo y continuamente en ella teléfono mientras sirve mí y también después. Ella ignorado clientes y continuó su teléfono. El servicio era muy maleducado. Fue difícil pedir un bocadillo de atún ...

Viajar desde Bedfordshire por días en Londres, que han hecho de este lugar nuestro desayuno parada regular. Un buen desayuno inglés completo, té y café decente y a precios razonables. El servicio en algunos restaurantes en Londres puede ser un poco de lotería como personal parecen pensar que no nos veremos de nuevo así que, ¿por qué molestarse, aún más en una estación de tren, pero siempre hemos encontrado el personal amable y servicial, y uno o dos del personal han estado mientras que usualmente es una buena señal.

Me cayó en este bar y cafetería para tomar un café mientras espera mi tren. Como me senté a tomar el café que no podía creer lo que veía. Vi un roedor corriendo desde la cocina al otro lado de la planta del bar de algunos requisitos. Me quedé horrorizado rápidamente, así que caminamos hasta el bar para decir la directora. repentinamente dijo gracias y continuaron con sus funciones sin siquiera echarse atrás. Soy gob acostumbre que sirven comida en este bar y tener roedores corriendo por la cocina no parece molestarles. Sin duda no será otra vez.

Manageress is the most insolent, rude cow I have had the displeasure of being served by. Ventured into the venue with three colleagues whilst we waited to board our train from Euston to Manchester. Waited 15 minutes to be served whilst two staff members pretended to clean and chatter. When I bought this up with the manageress who finally got round the serving instead of using her mobile, she politely told me bugger off. Would never step foot into this establishment again. If you fancy a quick drink try 'The Bree Louise' or 'The Euston Tap'. AVOID.

if I am waiting an hour or so for a train I tend to go to the premier inn or the ibis to relax and eat or endure the chaos in Euston Station and grab a Burger King. In future I will definitely try here first . You can generally get a seat and table ,although it can be a bit crowded, the staff are very freindly and attentive but the food that I had was excellent . I had the fish and chips with mushie peas and can honestly say it is probably the best I have had anywhere . I really didn't expect such high quality food in Euston station . The presentation was first class but the batter they had prepared the fish in was absolutely superb . I was really impressed . It was more expensive than the premier inn across the road but was in a league of its own . So definitely I spent more than normal in and around Euston but the food quality was superb and the staff were really good.

i stopped off here because it looked a little less manic than the main eateries at the station. I rather wished I'd grabbed a baguette and ate on the train. VERY little vegetarian option, I got the mushroom risotto. Half of it was cold. The coffee, I don't quite know what to say about that, it was really bitter. The staff seemed friendly enough.

Stopped in for dinner since our hotel was near the station and we just wanted something relatively fast and simple. We both ordered fish and chips since that was the daily special, and it was quite a good value (a generous portion, freshly prepared, for £5.00). We enjoyed the food and service was good. They have a good selection of beers and ales, so I drank a couple of pints as well. Not a fine dining experience by any means, but if you want a reasonably priced, quality meal without a lot of fuss, this is the place to get it.

Handy and well presented place. Not too many seats but due to it being not in the main shopping area doesn't seem to get too busy. Reasonable drinks considering its location. Warm and pleasant.

I arrived very early at Paddington and decided to have a breakfast and relax, catching up on the Internet. I was going to go to fullers the mad bishop and bear but saw sloe and the fact they advertised free wifi. I ordered food, which seemed all very efficient. The only criticism was the sausages had been deep fat fried and as such gave it the cheapness effect. I then searched for the wifi but found nothing resembling sloe. When I queried I was told I had to log onto the cloud. Very frustrating as firstly you have to register, provide your personal details and agree to companies marketing you and secondly as the free part only lasts for 15minutes!!! Absolutely disgusted that they are advertising something which they don't provide! Should have gone to the fullers!

After a day out in London we decided to have a meal in the station before catching the train to the Midlands. The Sloe Bar was ideally situated for a drink and a meal. The menu is not extensive, in fact it is quite restricted, but there was something for everyone and reasonably priced. Service good, staff friendly, food piping hot and well cooked. Would use this bar again and recommend it to fellow travellers.

A perfect place to wait for your train.Me and my wife had a lovely snack whilst waiting for our train.The bar was very clean and the staff where so helpful and friendly.When I got the bill I was pleasantly surprised.

I have used the cafe and bar before when travelling though Euston but n my most recent visit it restored my good humour having been disappointed to find that we couldn't get into the Virgin First Class Lounge at Euston because it was flooded - having been closed for months due to refurbishment - shoddy workmanship I wonder? However after a very warm welcome, prompt service a very nice coffee and one of the best bacon rolls I've had my day looked up, well done Sloe Bar & Cafe at Euston and all the staff.

I go through Euston Station quite a lot and usually use "The Britannia" pub for a drink or snack whilst waiting. For a change I tried "The Sloe Bar Cafe" further along the concourse and found it a pleasant surprise. Quite classy in its way, with better decor and less frantic . There was a good choice of drinks and they do "Light Bites" eg burgers, sandwiches, and baked potatoes. Also "Bar Classics" which included sausage and mash, chille con carne, fish and chips and veggie options. Prices were not cheap of course, being London, but overall not outrageous either, and it certainly was a restful place to chill out in before continuing a journey.

Arrived tired and thirsty at Victoria station at 9.15. Went into the Sloe Bar which clearly displays a Saturday closing time of 22.00 on Saturdays. Several customers were sitting round but here was no one behind the bar. About ten minutes later, a man emerged from the back room and we went to order coffee. He said sorry we're closed. After another 5 minutes a woman came out, rudely ordered everyone to leave and turned the lights out! Not the sort of welcome London tourists need.

I have got into the habit of stopping here for a pot of tea on arrival at Euston after a two hour plus train journey. The staff give prompt and friendly service and there is a choice of seating, either at tables or on comfy sofas. I cannot comment on the food, but the tea is always pleasant and the pot holds a decent amount - two full cups. Much better than tea on the train in a cardboard cup!