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Very disappointing. We were a group of 6 family members looking for a hot drink stop mid morning before watching a play at The Compass Theatre over the road. We were going to go to Costa just three doors down, but thought we’d support local and sat on their outside seating at Maison du Soleil. We had never been before and sadly will not be returning. We went inside to order some hot drinks and were abruptly told by the man behind the food bar to go sit back outside as they would come to us. So we did. We waited 10 mins with no one coming and went back inside to ask if we could order some teas and coffees and were once again very abruptly told someone would come and take our order and to go back outside. Another 10 minutes went by of being ignored and half of our group were tempted to leave, but we went inside, ordered at the desk, made a point that no one had come, and a slightly flustered waitress apologised. We then waited another 15minutes for 2 cups of tea, 2 hot chocolates and 2 coffees to arrive. The hot chocolates were cold and the coffee not very nice. The milk for the tea was longlife UHT. Basically, I wouldn’t bother going here, abrupt staff, not well managed and poor “hot” drinks. Just go to Costa.

The new owners are deluded and the food is awful at best. The cafe used to have an open inviting feel but has been cut in less than half and is now small & dinghy. The food is atrocious and the chef is clearly useless and frankly needs to learn how to cook. The 5 star reviews relate to the previous excellent owners and to the time food was wonderful & te restaurant invariably packed, under Donna & her husband. Massive loss to the community. Don’t go here unless you’re a mug.

Très bon resto pour dej sur le pouce . On mange sain et équilibré. Le personnel est adorable et l’ambiance très décontractée.

I was looked after by Yolanda and Eugene, they looked after me so well, the food was great and the service was spot on, thank you for making me feel safe and welcome

No es gelato de buena calidad más de una copia del gelato real, el personal es grosero y no puede servir correctamente dejando que la gente salte la cola y ni siquiera pedir disculpas cuando un cliente lo señala , mal servicio helado malo no perdería mi tiempo o dinero no vale la pena lamentablemente

We visited for the first time today as it always seems full every time we pass by in the car. But I’m sorry to say I now can’t understand why it’s so popular. I had what they called the Big Breakfast which was spread out over the plate to look big but a plate half the size would have sufficed. The food although hot lacked any flavour whatsoever and I really would like to know where they get their produce from as it doesn’t seem to be of a high standard. So yes this was our first and last visit.

We went often to "The Bistro", always with our little dog (westie) like to every pub or reataurant we go. Most of the times outside, but sometimes (at least two times) inside and the dog was not a problem. Today we were refused inside, because the rule would be "no dog inside", but this is a lie because we have been there with the dog under the table at previous occasions. We reminded them about the previous situations, but they confirmed, that their "rules" do not accept dogs inside. There are in fact arbirary rules, applied when they decide according to the client look or to their mood. This is not acceptable, and the so-called rule is not written anywhere to make the customers aware of this. We won't go to this place anymore.

Dear Sir or Madam I went to cafe Nero at Earlscourt road around 5pm as usual with my friend I asked for a cafe and cake the Indian guy who was serving us he was very very very rude to us I didn’t expect him to treat us like that as a regular customer for the last 10 years

Fui a Jonestown y pedí dos mochas. El hombre lo hizo y nos lo ofreció sin párpados y no pude ver dónde estaban los párpados (estaban más arriba, no al nivel de los ojos y siendo 5 ”nada que no fuera fácil de alcanzar o ver). Pasé el café de mis hermanas y fui a buscar el mío y se le cayó. Las tres personas detrás del mostrador no hicieron nada para ayudar, no ofrecieron pañuelos de papel ya que nos habían pasado a los dos, ni me ofrecieron un café de reemplazo. Tuve que pedirles el trapeador a lo que uno de ellos dijo que no te preocupes, lo haré. Cuando me iba, todos sonrieron con suficiencia, pero todavía no habían ofrecido un café de reemplazo. No es el servicio habitual que se ofrece en una cafetería. ¡No volveré!

Very tasty and filling homemade baked goods, the drinks are lovely too. Staff are professional, polite and hospitable.

I was enjoying the peace and quiet in the upstairs section when they started to play loud music, including rap. This is the third Cafe Nero I've visited recently where the music has been too loud. Anyone who wants to listen to music has their own system these days, and it is just annoying. Starbucks seem to get this and have music on low so it's not intrustive.

En realidad no me detuve en esta cafetería, pero las transacciones se muestran. He llamado para discutir. Llamada retirada. . 😡

Best croissant I’ve ever had! So buttery and perfect texture. Staff here was so friendly and lovely too; they explained how the pastries are made and convinced me to try different types. They’re not cheap but totally worth it!

Had been into this place before infrequently for a flat white. So thought I’d try a sandwich. Waited at the counter for service. The only sole customer in the store had left two minutes before. A customer entered, came up to the side of the counter and asked if they could pay less for their food or call it quits as they had been charged twice for their coffee. He realised I had been waiting so apologised. That was the only reason I received service from one out of three people behind the counter. They were happy to make me a cheese and ham sandwich which is not on their menu. They could do Emmental and whatever ham they said they had on sourdough. Cost £6.50 and flat white £3.00. I was asked while I was waiting for my sandwich if I’d paid by the lady who had already took my payment. The instruction to make the coffee was given once I had my sandwich in hand. The bill was then rung up and I was asked to pay...by the lady who had taken my payment. The ‘sandwich’ was appalling and it had no butter. I went back inside as it fell apart and asked if they could put butter on. The manager tersely announced that they don’t serve butter with their sandwiches. I said I didn’t realise as I thought I’d be asked when ordering. She barked at the guy who made the sandwich to get the butter out the fridge. He took out a plastic supermarket punnet of sliced cheese. The manager said ‘no butter!’ took a block of butter out, cut some slices of butter placed them on the sandwich closed it and gave it back to me. True story. BTW, for £6.50 I’d expect my Emmental to be sliced off a proper piece of room temperature cheese and not pulled from a pre-sliced pack straight out of a Tesco express. Where I’m pretty sure the token piece of ham was sourced from. The butter was so hard I couldn’t even try and spread it myself with my fingers. The sandwich was awful with dry tasteless bread. The coffee; adequate. Not what it used to be which is why I paid the extra. Daylight robbery. Mainly shocked at myself for not asking for a refund Side note: I went to this shop to support a small business and not a chain. I’m not working due to the current climate so this was also meant to be a treat for myself.

Best pie and mash in North London. Very friendly owner and wonderful Halal options. Very welcoming to all