2/5 Natasha W. 1 year ago on Google
Went
for
the
breakfast
with
Santa,
and
found
ourselves
very
disappointed.
Thankfully
our
little
one
is
only
3
so
he
enjoyed
it
but
it
was
a
very
poor
effort.
Start
time
was
10am,
we
wrongly
assumed
we’d
be
able
to
go
in
a
little
earlier,
which
wasn’t
an
issue,
however
doors
opened
between
5
and
10
minutes
after
this
time
and
we
were
stood
outside
in
the
cold
with
2
young
children.
No
one
showed
us
how
the
morning
was
supposed
to
go
(I.e.
which
menu,
how
to
order,
do
you
go
to
Santa
or
do
you
get
called
forward)
so
just
went
in
and
had
to
work
it
all
out
ourselves.
Food
and
drinks
ordered,
we
received
the
wrong
drinks
and
when
I
flagged
this
the
lady
was
a
bit
rude
telling
me
that
she
said
which
drink
she
brought
to
the
table
(I
had
ordered
but
wasn’t
there
when
it
came)
and
asked
if
we
wanted
it
correcting.
Food
came
and
we
received
an
adult
portion
for
the
kids
breakfast
(even
though
I
was
clear
it
was
the
kids
portion
we
wanted),
thankfully
our
little
one
managed
to
eat
most
of
it
but
I’d
rather
he
got
an
actual
child
portion.
When
I
worked
everything
out
at
the
end
(no
receipt
given)
I’d
been
charged
for
the
wrong
drinks
(more
expensive
but
no
refund
of
over
charge
offered)
and
the
adult
breakfast
so
it
looks
like
the
person
taking
the
order
wasn’t
paying
attention
(no
question
raised
as
to
the
3
adult
breakfasts
at
a
children’s
event).
We
had
almost
finished
eating
before
Santa
even
turned
up
and
this
was
hands
down
the
worst
looking
Santa
I
have
ever
seen!
Nice
enough
guy
but
it’s
like
the
North
Pole
were
busy
so
they
ordered
this
one
from
Wish.
The
guy
was
nice
enough
but
he
hadn’t
shaved
his
black
stubble
which
was
poorly
obscured
by
what
was
essentially
a
sheet
of
white
felt.
It
looked
like
it
had
been
either
made
by
kids
at
a
primary
school
or
bought
at
a
(really)
cheap
fancy
dress
shop,
I’m
surprised
my
3
year
old
bought
it!
The
icing
on
the
cake
was
when
he
got
a
drink,
and
the
(only)
elf
-
who’s
outfit
was
a
much
better
quality
by
the
way
-
stood
in
front
of
him,
while
lifted
the
sheet
of
felt
beard
to
take
a
sip.
Thankfully
my
little
one
was
facing
the
other
way
so
no
illusions
shattered
this
time.
There
was
no
organisation
on
visiting
Santa,
anyone
could
have
walked
in
and
got
a
free
gift
and
a
chat
with
the
man.
The
gift
bag
wasn’t
too
bad,
though
maybe
next
time
remove
the
£1.99
B&M
sticker
from
the
toys.
The
food
was
ok,
pretty
much
as
expected
although
some
temperatures
a
bit
inconsistent
(i.e.
cold
beans,
warm
sausages).
We
ordered
extra
toast
which
after
a
fair
while,
we
had
to
get
up
to
ask
where
it
was
(came
out
straight
away
but
unsurprisingly,
cold).
In
summary,
this
was
an
awful
experience,
though
thankfully
(and
somehow)
my
3
year
old
seemed
to
enjoy
it
(though
that
could
have
been
the
enormous
portion
of
breakfast
waffles
he’d
wolfed
down).
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