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I was disappointed after trying Tottenham cake, which is supposedly a beloved British dessert. The poor excuse for a cake was painfully dry and crumbly, with a texture more like stale angel food cake than proper sponge. To make matters worse, the cake had zero discernible vanilla flavor despite supposedly being vanilla. Instead, it tasted flat and floury. The sickeningly sweet icing was the worst part, with a gross fondant-like texture that added no flavor. Trying to eat this cake was a Sisyphean task, as the crumbs disintegrated when I tried to spear them with a fork. Rather than providing a taste of British tradition, Tottenham cake proved to be an overhyped letdown. I do not recommend subjecting your taste buds to this subpar dessert. Stick to scones and biscuits for quality UK treats.

quirky little bar with a nice mix of alternative drinks rather than the usual chain bars. juke box is good and there are always some fun loving locals to sing along with drunkenly. worth a visit

This is the slowest service of any Starbucks I’ve ever visited. It’s routine to wait 7-10 minutes after ordering till coffee. The staff are pleasant, but there’s no sense of urgency, rather a lackadaisical attitude and socialising with each other seems more important than serving customers. I’m in here twice a week at this time and I usually wait ten minutes. Really not good enough

My first time in a Crussh and not massively impressed tbh. Wanted something warm and healthy to eat. Expected something like Leon, but what I had was of a lower standard. I ordered the spinach & paneer curry w rice and it tasted of very little indeed, even with added salt. The rice was also flavourless and had been cooked without even any added salt. Disappointing - could do better with a little more attention to flavour and cooking methods. My Matcha latte was really good on the other hand! Perhaps warm food just isn’t their strong point.

Staying the area and discovered this little gem. Sandwiches and soup are excellent - owners are really nice. Children alert free with adults - really good idea.

This is a review of Frida’s, which doesn’t seem to be on TripAdvisor. The food was dull and flavourless. The nachos were OK, and the guacamole was good but the beef burrito was just mince and rice in a wrap. No spice, no flavour. And the “sour cream” that came with it was the consistency of milk - is it watered down? The chicken burrito was marginally better but the tacos were tasteless as well.

It is a lovely traditional plant nursery with very keen prices, and the plants are well cared for. The tea room is lovely, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Very good value, with a good pot of quality tea and a generous slice of cake. Will return.

Magnifique trouvaille que ce joli café dans une traverse d'Oxford street. Ambiance cosy, personnel agréable, pt déjeuner délicieux. Je reviendrai lors de mon prochain séjour à Londres.

I was absolutely appalled by the whole experience at Love Penarth this afternoon. We walked in and was absolutely bombarded with a man at the counter telling us everything they had. There were no menus, nothing written on the boards above the bar, no indication of pricing or what they served. Due to this a man behind the bar was up in our faces telling us the menu as soon as we took one foot into the restaurant, we felt we had to stay. They were only taking cash so we had to get cash out after ordering what we wanted. We ordered one scoop of vanilla ice cream in a tub, an iced soya milk coffee and a tuna sandwich with some salad. This cost us £15! When I found out how much my mum had to pay for such little poor quality food and a service from people who seemed desperate. I decided to ask for a receipt to figure out how it was so expensive. The tuna sandwich was absolutely appalling and would’ve honestly costed them 50p to make but some how coated us £7/£8. The salad must’ve gone off and there wasn’t even much of it, the bread was your typical cheap bread. Which is totally fine! But how can you charge £8 for this!? The ice cream was apparently £3.50 which was from your cheap soft scoop vanilla ice cream, you could probably get a whole tub for less than what we paid for a scoop. The iced coffee I didn’t even try, I wanted to return it for some money back because to pay £15 was just wrong! I work in hospitality along side my studies, so I understand from both points of view and I’m never one to complain or expect refunds or anything but this was just a rip off and completely unfair and inhumane. When I spoke to this gentleman about possibly getting a refund at least for the coffee, I gave clear and reasonable reasoning and the attitude I received was absolutely shocking. He was so rude and refused to believe anything was wrong, he done anything wrong or that we should have a refund. He said he could only give me 50p which I don’t understand where that logic came from or why he thought that was an acceptable price or response. Eventually, he gave me a £4 refund. I knew I wasn’t going to get anywhere with this man so gave in and took the money and left. After that we had a waitress who constantly kept coming over to ask me what happened which was a bit unprofessional and again was just bombarding us with questions and information etc. I didn’t discuss it further and when she apologised (the only apology I had gotten) I reassured her it wasn’t her fault and that she only brings out what she’s given and she had nothing to worry about. With that we left. I can’t even put into words how awful this experience was and how wrong we were treated. Like I said, we are not people who complain, ever. And being a waitress I completely understand and get both sides of unhappy customers. However, this was just too far cross that line and as a family with not much money, and was only out for a treat, it was a complete let down and disappointment

After many recommendations decided to give New Moon a try. Superb, delicious three courses. Staff friendly and showed great attention to detail, smart decor throughout.

Visité esta propiedad propiedad de National Trust con su propia cafetería con mi hija adulta recientemente. Este edificio fue su escuela primaria durante la década de 1980 y nuestra visita nos trajo muchos recuerdos felices. El restaurante no es muy grande pero está impecablemente limpio y con una buena variedad de aperitivos de café entre los que elegir: ¡Bacon Bap era delicioso! Servido por un personal agradable y amable, este es un lugar estupendo para relajarse. La propiedad es parte de CS Lewis Heritage Trail y en general merece una visita.

Muy caro... 7 libras por 2 tazas de té sintió mal. . . camarero barbudo podía verme claramente en apuros. . . . sólo ignoraba poco después colapsó con PROBLEMA CARDÍACO

Ordered the veggie breakfast as I have many times in the past. Reduction in size with an inflation in price. Really not worth the money. Where is my other slice, mushrooms and you can't call that a tomato. It was 2 slices cut in half same as the mushrooms. Very bad for £9

Yesterday, visited this little coffee shop, the friendliness, cleaness and quality of life and muffins just wow me. Many thanks to all your team, especially to Tatjana, who made me feel so welcome by checking back on my experience and took her time to talk with me, it is so unique for a such a small cofee place. The bottom line this little cafe made by day and put the massive smile on my face

I’ve been here a couple of times this week and it’s been a treat. Great place to sit for a few hours with a laptop working and drinking coffee, but I’d be just as happy to sit there chatting with a friend or reading a book, if I had either with me! Nice coffee and they have a generous approach to water - fizzy and still both free on tap. I had a delicious Norwegian pancake and hope to work my way through the rest of the baked goods!