The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Holland Kensington and Chelsea London

Was passing by and saw the sfogliatelle and cannoli so decided to get some. Very disappointed The cannoli stuffing was no fresh and nothing like the proper ricotta filling Overpriced and mediocre

I felt I was an imposition to the chef and assistant. The croissant wasn't baked enough so it was doughy and the service was dismissive - the price is high in comparison to nearby cafes. Admittedly there were few of us as customers so there was not the incentive but to rest her foot on the seat of the customer chairs was too much so I left.

I only went to the pub, a cozy place to get a pint and something to eat.

I had great help in choosing the right drink for me. I love a milkshake but Starbucks doesn't do milkshakes. So lady suggested how about a ice latte strawberry it was delicious

The staff seem to have the same opinion of the owner. Fat shaming is their no. 1 occupation. I thought encouraging a better life style would be their priority but talking about customers loudly in front of other customers is obviously a way of amusing each other.

I did not expect to be upset by visiting Daisy Green restaurant in Holland Park. I went to investigate the new restaurant with a view to using it regularly if it turns out to be as good as it sounds. Ordered my take away coffee, and was offered a card machine to pay. It turns out, you only take cards. I was furious. You won't take my money ????? I had about £200 with me. So there are 3 million people in the UK who don't have bank accounts, let alone credit cards. This is for many many reasons. Some of which is that they are vulnerable or have had financial difficulties. They are not pariahs , but according to you they are. So you are an exclusive establishment. You only serve those who suit you ? Then there is the fact that you are encouraging banks and credit card companies to hold you , and therefore us to ransom. Once cash is not used in society, they decide how much to charge you for taking their card payments .... and who will ultimately pay ? US, the customer. You and other businesses are responsible for this . Trust me, once there is no choice you will HAVE to pay what they want. Many companies are now refusing Amex cards because of this exact reason. Do you not realise that once there is no cash in society , they will all work together ??? You won't take my money , my legal tender, the money I might give to my grandchild when they start to learn to go up to the counter with money to gain confidence and learn how it works, or maybe it's their pocket money ? oh but how can they spend their pocket money ....you have to get a 5 year old a bank account with a card for them to tap ? learn about change and what money they get back ? no need I suppose . So i will not be coming back, not to buy a take away OR use the restaurant. I have a company that helps and supports clients in the area. Well they are not going to be guided and referred  to you. One of whom had seven children up to 25 years old and lives very close by, I will explain my thoughts to them. I did not expect to come to the park and was upset this morning. Not something I will forget. My thoughts will be shared on Google ( I am told by them that my reviews have reached tens of thousands of people , though i find that hard to believe). Ive just looked at your reviews and it looks like other people have had their own disappointments. There are FB groups encouraging people to boycott companies who don't take cash. I myself am a member of one of them and am obliged to share.  I will be writing to my MP and giving your company as an example. In fact I may as well just cc him and perhaps the local council who i presume rent the property to you? Yikes on googling who owns it, Tripadvisor came up and there are also some negatives about your new establishment.  Perhaps you could rethink your policy Daisy Green and consider reading some of the other reviews. It doesn't look like it will take too much for you to improve your reviews. The Holland Park Cafe is important to SO many people , it is a precious resource. You are letting us all down, being a part of changing our society and how the banks control us .

Decidió darle otra visita a este lugar tras la excelente reseña de Gail en el Espectador. Hay una amplia selección de productos comestibles, pero solo tienes que estar de pie durante siglos esperando el café promedio. Volveré a LA Bakery a solo unas puertas de distancia. Pides en el mostrador y te lo traen a la mesa en un par de minutos.