The Britannia in Islington

The noodles had a nice kick of flavor but felt a bit too greasy. Sweet and sour chicken was tender with a well-balanced sauce. Service was quick, and the staff were friendly, though the seating felt cramped and more suited for takeout than dining in. A decent spot overall.

Nos encanta ir aquí cuando estamos en la ciudad.

Awful experience. I waited over an hour for delivery and was constantly getting told the driver was picking up my order immediately, when clearly there was no driver anywhere near the store. They refused to cancel my order because they said it was on the way, it was not. The food arrived cold and the dough was raw in parts. I am NEVER ordering from Papa John’s again. It was a terrible experience. Avoid!!!!!

Execrable services. They supposed to manage bookings in London, but they are certenly don’t know what are they doing. I’ll let here some pictures with one of their property. The property description on booking not matching reality. They don’t take any responsibility for anything.

I shop here now and again (when I can afford it!) and have always found the staff more than friendly and helpful. Not any more. Yesterday I dropped in and was proud to see that they were stocking my brother in law's Cornish organic antibiotic free cheese. He's a hard working farmer with the highest animal welfare standards where the cows and calves are very well cared for and roam outside in large, lush fields. A member of staff happened to be at the cheese counter and I remarked happily about the cheese and how pleased the family were that Planet Organic were stocking it. Her response knocked me for six. She immediately reacted with insulting remarks about the dairy industry, this cheese in particular and it's anti-biotic free status. She was just so utterly rude and insulting for absolutely no reason leaving me shocked and upset. Why is she working in this shop if she finds the produce offensive and can't be polite to a customer? If she has issues with the dairy industry (and I agree that there are issues with mainstream dairy farming) she should not be working in a store that stocks dairy produce. I won't set foot inside this shop again. A shame. Anyway, it almost went into receivership recently so Waitrose hopefully will take it over and she'll be out of a job.