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Went for our wedding anniversary after reading the reviews on here. Service wasn't great. Our starter came out before our drinks, which were soft drinks too as there were no alcoholic drinks on the menu. The starter was of very poor quality. No garnish, just plain onion rings. I've had better from the frozen section in Tesco. My plate was taken away before my wife had finished hers. The mains were no better either. Minimal steak in the Philly cheese steak sandwich, it was all peppers and onions, served on a brioche hot dog bun. Burger was edible, which is about as much as I can say about that. Fries were ok 👍

The staff were incredibly rude and dismissive and the coffee was more like warm milk than coffee, even though I ordered an extra shot. I had a couple of sips, paid for it and left, because life is way too short to drink bad coffee.

Probably the worst review of trip advisor. Came here keen for wings and left angry and sad. Ordered 2 burgers, 6 wings, and some fries along with a bottomless drink for …. £30 odd quid!! Waitress was grumpy, the drinks machine didn’t work, the portions were small, and looked ridiculous, and worst of all, the place was filthy. See pictures. No toilet roll, no locks, and just minging. If I hadn’t of paid upon ordering, I would have refused. I had to rush to get to the concert so didn’t have time to fuss over money, but please stay away

Fantastic place! Such a great selection of tasty treats, we didn't know where to start, was lovely thank you

Grabbed a hot dog for my train journey. Paid just under a tenner for a standard long roll with a tinned sausage,burnt streaky bacon and cheese. Don't believe the hype.

. . . y también lo hizo la amada Happy Hour. ¡Buenas noticias! Woohoo! La hora feliz regresa al bar Foundation / BeAtOne / Bar Langley 31 street octubre.

Lovely cafe, beautiful drinks and lady with the dark blonde hair was very friendly . Don’t get that much in coffee shops anymore

Amazing time! We came to celebrate my birthday with my mom, sister and baby nephew. The staff were so lovely, really accommodating and super friendly to my nephew who is only just over 1 years old :) it was such a great afternoon tea, the food was delicious and was a beautiful place too celebrate and Curtis especially made it amazing. He is a credit to your team! we will deffo return and will be telling others to defiantly go ☺️

They got the order completely wrong and took ages to prepare it so I was left having to eat it. Slow and incompetent.

Personal encantador y amable gorila. Es una pena lo de la multitud aquí, es un poco elegante para mi gusto.

It was ok and the eggs were of a good quality. However there was way to much "truffle" which overpowered the taste. It is also incredibly messy to eat which unfortunately is off putting. The staff are very nice and courteous. It is also pretty expensive at £14.95 for an scrambled egg brioche roll.

Mi hijo y yo fuimos a Winter Wonderland en Hyde Park, pero decidimos comer en McDonalds. Estaba ocupado pero nos sirvieron rápidamente. La comida estaba caliente y sabrosa.

I could not find a listing for The Camden Club so i'm adding my review to Bite Me Burgers as I visited both. On Thursday night headed to Chalk Farm with a friend to take in a few Camden Bars and catch some live music. First stop was Bite Me Burgers. Small restaurant, open to the street on a gloriously sunny evening. We both had Lambtastic burgers and they were fantastic ! We then headed into the venue and saw a band called "Stone Jets" Wow - they were brilliant Beer was well-priced Good jumping off spot. Great way to start our night in Camden

Food is very tasty. Service is good. Price is a bit painful on the pocket. I don’t know how likely I am to go back. For this price I could get much better food than a burger and chips…

I didn't want to leave this review after initial contact with the GM here but after a collapse of communication and never hearing back I feel like I was left with little option. We came here for a family birthday meal, my brothers 40th (7 adults and 2 children), our table we were initially a little early and our table wasn't ready, by no means an issue but we were never collected once the table was ready and had to find a host to ask if our table was now ready and we could be seated. Initially everything was fine, we had a birthday cake which we were told couldn't stored in the kitchen a little unusual but again not an issue. To start, issues with the menu/ordering, whilst I appreciate it does not say on the menu that steaks come with fries/sauces etc it feels like poor service to not draw attention to this fact when ordering. 3 of our party had steaks which was then prompted by the server with “what sauce would you like?” and “what side would you like?” which one would assume suggests it is included rather than, “would you like to add a sauce?” etc. This added to fact that once adding these on your base steaks reaches a whopping £38.50 in price, which I can appreciate paying for a great steak but frankly it was bang average and given the location near at least 3 other steak houses felt a little steep. Added to this was the child’s meal issues, we had an 8 and a 10 year old with us, we enquired how small the child portions were vs the adults to see whether the 10 year old would be better ordering off the main or the child’s. We were informed that the child’s menu was significantly smaller and so would be better ordering off the main, again this in itself not a problem and we appreciated it from our servers. However, both children ended up ordering the hot dog, one from the child’s menu and one from the main. Firstly, the adult one from the main was requested to have no sauerkraut or mustard on (oddly your menu doesn’t actually say it comes with sauerkraut) but regardless, when it came out it had both mustard and sauerkraut on. Again, our server spotted this before we had to say and got it resolved which is good but the fact that it had been missed in the kitchen and not caught at the pass before it came out suggest and issue in the kitchen or at the pass. However, what was more disappointing was that despite paying and extra £5.50 vs the child’s menu, the hot dog itself was in fact the same size as the 8 year olds one off the childrens menu, again whether this is an issue with service, the kitchen or training I do not know but it felt like we were being taken for a ride. I personally had the chicken burger, and again I’m not sure if there was an issue in the kitchen or I just chose a poor-quality item but frankly it was one of the worst chicken burgers I have ever eaten, the buffalo mayo was non-existent, the thing was drowned in coleslaw, the chicken itself had no flavour and had an almost slimy texture to the chicken thigh, just very unpleasant. I would have raised this with the server but between waiting 5 minutes for our (additionally charged) fries to arrive after the steaks, and the forgetting of requested sauces we didn’t actually receive a proper check back. And finally, we get back to the crux of the issue with the night, upon requesting if we could have cake put on a plate for us to sing happy birthday etc we were told that we could pose for pictures with the cake but could not eat it due to allergens issues. Which frankly is a poor excuse, I tried to query this but due to the number of us in the party and having children with us decided to leave it at the time. Especially as (even after querying via email with the manager after this event) your website still states that you can bring your own cake on the menu albeit with a service charge added. The allergens argument felt ridiculous, I trust this means that no external food is ever consumed on site by the team? I also assume as allergens was the given reason that no products are ever bought from an external super market or source other than directly from your suppliers? An impressive feat if is the case. However, as annoying as this was it was made infinitely worse by two factors, one; there is little to no allergen information on your menus, I appreciate this isn’t a requirement but most venues these days have some sort of allergen indicator on dishes or at least ask the table if there are any allergens at the table (we were not asked) and secondly and so much worse, despite your apparent fanatical obsession with allergens having not allowed us to have a cake, you apparently had no issue in subbing a child’s dessert (without informing us) with a different dessert with hazelnut ice cream on it, gee whizz its lucky we didn’t have a nut allergy that you didn’t ask about. I am so disappointed and frankly the whole experience has left somewhat of a sour note for my family on what was meant to be a big birthday celebration. Again I wanted to write this email as it reflects so poorly on Isaacs and The Grand, for what is meant to be a 5 star hotel and a highlight for Birmingham it was very much a 1 star experience. Frankly we’d have likely had a better experience at any chain restaurant, hardly a reflection of the image you’d like to promote the venue as. Now I cannot vouch if things have changed since our meal as I had been in communication with the GM who had recently joined and was hoping to make some changes but after a long period of back and forth communication ceased and I had never heard back to resolve the issue, I appreciate this is a late review vs when we visited but I have ended up feeling like there was no choice but to leave an honest review