Starbucks in Kensington and Chelsea

Evitar a toda costa. La persona más grosera que he conocido en Londres hasta ahora. Quería tomar el desayuno antes de visitar los museos, así que me senté y pedí unas bebidas. Elegimos nuestro desayuno solo para que no nos dijeran nada excepto paninis. No por favor o gracias. Olvidé el batido de mis hijos y luego me molestó que lo pidiera. Me arrebató el dinero de la mano. Ahorre su dinero y visite la cafetería de al lado

The staff were incredibly unprofessional. They tried to make out like they didn't understand what I was saying when I said fries. I was born in London and so my native language is English there is no way they could misunderstand what I was saying. The waiter continued to say rice, what are you saying while his colleagues behind the counter laughed. Then my friend with a thick eastern European accent spoke and he acted like he understood her immediately. This came off incredibly discriminative and targeted considering I'm a black woman. The food service was also glacially slow. I would never dine there again.

Very poor service and disagreeable staff: you wait for ever to be seated, to order, to be served. As a customer, you constantly have to attract the attention of staff to get anything, otherwise such staff will ignore you. The food is good but the portions are minuscule and the prices exorbitant. I will only, if ever, use the members’ room at the V&A for tea, if I really have to, from now on.

For many years I used Greenfields where I received consistently outstanding courteous, friendly, and swift service. Now where are they? Food quality was always the highest and prices reasonable but creeping up forced upon them by rapacious landlord happy to cede their territory to the growing French / Belgian community. Was it not Bonaparte who referred to the English as a "nation of shopkeepers"? Is it not ironic, therefore, that where he could not win at Waterloo his descendants could in South Ken....

Esto es como alguien en el pensamiento de Harrods, permite sacar provecho de la idea de Disney. . . . . .