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There aren't as many vegan options as one might expect, but for vegetarians is good

Nice place to eat, very close to Hampstead Heath to walk off the Sunday lunch

got my phone stolen here but at least the pasta was good

A Costa’s a Costa but this one has a couple of things that set it apart, for better and for worse. On the positive side, the staff are really lovely. In a city where I consider myself fortunate to get a mere grunt of acknowledgment, the friendliness of the staff in here really stands out. On the negative side, there is a fly problem. No matter where I sit, small flies seem to swarm around me as if I were the proverbial faecal matter. A deep clean and some fly traps set overnight would surely sort the problem, but it’s been ongoing for at least a few weeks. Once they can keep flies out of my ointment (read: cappuccino), I will happily bump my star rating to a 4 or a 5.

Quick to get a table, staff were all really friendly - our server was great. Ordered the sirloin steak and hated it - over cooked and had a funny taste, peppercorn sauce was overpowering - very disappointed for £32. Ordered bread, was a loaf the size of my fist and was shocked to see it was £6!! Don't think I would go back.

Wonderful shop at a great location, staff are always friendly and pleasant, they make the best vanilla oat latte, I always enjoy my experience here

Staff just weren’t bothered when my friend and I reported that our cup of tea was only warm when served. Then our jacket potatoes were served warm plus not up to much. Left most of our food, as very tasteless and disappointing. Told waitress how we felt but she just shrugged her shoulders! Cakes looked good but I will definitely not be returning with such negative staff attitudes and poor food/warm tea.

We were pleasantly surprised to find how quiet our stay here was, especially since our 2nd night’s stay was during England’s semifinal match against the Netherlands in the Euro Cup. The location of this pub with rooms is only a few minutes walk from Farringdon Station, a very busy area with connections to ThamesLink, Elizabeth Line & the London Underground. The pub is actually located on a small side street that doesn’t have much foot or vehicle traffic which also helped with the quietness. Check-in was very quick & easy. Our room was ready when we arrived early and the young man who checked us in helped with our heaviest piece of luggage. There is no elevator and the steps are steep and narrow. We were on the 2nd floor, 2 flights of stairs up with a separate entrance from the pub. There was a nice little goodies basket in our room with free snacks and some water bottles in the mini fridge. Our stay also included a 10% discount in the pub on the ground floor. The size of our room, bed & bathroom were more than adequate for us. Overall a very comfortable feel to the pub & room. The only problem we had was that the in-room safe didn’t work. We would definitely stay here again.

Nice coffee and great service! Also, great variety of milk options.

Been going here for years, it's a lovely pub, with decent food options. There's a garden out back that a lot of people don't know about too, which is nice. The vibe is also super chilled.

Nice traditional pub, beer kept OK (had Beavertown Neck Oil) but definitely not the best. Staff friendly.

I asked for oat milk in my toffee flavored coffee.They gave me cows milk. I am having a reaction to this. Please make sure you check they have given you the right milk before you take your drink!!!

Such a bad experience manager was having too bad behaviour. I asked for interview job and i was little bit late due to train issue but she was having too much bad behaviour infornt of customers. Disgusting uhhhh

Bought one pint of cider and one pint of ale, plus a small packet of crisps. The cider was advertised on the chalk board at £5.90. Curiously the total came to £15.15, which means £9.25 for one pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord and the crisps. Judging by the lager prices, the ale shouldn't be more than £6.50, so nearly £3 for a small packet of crisps?! Something isn't right. The ale was badly kept as well - warm and full of bits floating around. Judging by at least one other feedback post, there's something off with the pricing in this place. Never again.

it's the friendly staff that make this place ..