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Dorota is absolutely amazing!!! Tapas as well ❤️

Visited on Saturday for the second time .The restaurant looks spectacular and classy from the outside but the classiness soon disappears when you enter. The lady host had a bad attitude and didn’t look at us and just threw the menus on the table expecting us to follow and sit down. We would have left there and then if my wife hadn’t have been tired and wanted to eat. None of the staff seemed particularly happy and I would have expected more from a place charging £15 for a glass of wine and expensive food. Our first visit wasn’t much better but we tried again but won’t be visiting again. John Fairfield

Looking for somewhere to watch England play the Swiss, found this place, great service, great food, great atmosphere, made to feel really welcome. Thanks!!

mostly a good experience however I spent £28 on two rum and Cokes which was relatively steep. nice but expect expensive drinks.

Very unprofessional and unfriendly staff. The food was ok.

The Greenwood entices you in on a Sunday as they have an NFL DAZN subscription so you watch the game for nearly 3 hours and then with 3 minutes left on the clock, they kick you out. So you miss all the decisive moments. It’s really disappointing cos otherwise it’s a great venue. But what’s the point of showing a game if you can’t watch the end. That’s appalling for a sports bar. We would have gone elsewhere if they had warned us but they told us we could watch the game to the end. So they took our money and then threw us out. Just horrendous behaviour.

Great staff and products but very grubby furniture. Toilets dirty. Very dark as the light bulbs are 50% not working. Worst franchise I've encountered.

Excellent took a group for lunch well looked after

The food was amazing and server took the mayo out of my burger, the atmosphere was quite and lonely

Had a good family meet-up here, over brunch, on a busy Saturday. Staff were particularly helpful and welcoming. Also there was no problem delaying our order until all our group had arrived. The range of food suited all of us. A good experience overall.

Such an iconic pub which has retained its character by leaving the decor in situ. Good service and a friendly atmosphere.

Best coffee in the East of London

Closed Why??? Every piece of furniture has been removed. Will Red Cat undergo a complete change of image as premise were very dark allowing light at front next to entrance. Needs to be much light and more appealing to all generations.

I have also thought about writing this review as I really wanted our visit to be a good one. Sadly not. We went for a family Sunday lunch where we had booked for 7, the table we were given only sat 4 although the pub was empty we were not offered an alternative table. We ordered starters and Sunday roasts and all the food arrived at the same time. The Sunday menu is limited which is not an issue but when asking the waitress why the food was arriving at the same time she said she didn't realise that they were starters. We replied the starters are clearly marked on the menu she said no she didn't know. Really disappointing response. No deserts as they had run out of Ice cream, etc. The staff had zero interest in the customer experience. It's fine for mistakes to be made and things to run out but it's how the staff handle these things that can turn around a bad experience. The staff had no interest at all in the customers.

We are locals in this area and regularly visit at the weekend for lunch, we were there today to have carvery sandwiches, the quality of the food has definitely gone down, the service and hygiene unacceptable. The display of food unsightly nothing looked fresh and dried out. The drinks fridge was so low the drinks were not even cold I had to ask for a colder drink. The tables and chairs worn out and floor is full of crumbs. People don't deserve this, I urgently call this to be looked into.