1/5 helal U. 1 year ago on Google
I
have
visited
creams
in
cheetham
hill
on
a
number
of
occasions
with
friends
and
family.
But
my
visit
yesterday
was
very
upsetting
and
felt
disgraceful
by
the
approach
and
tone
of
the
manager.
When
I
first
entered
we
was
greeted
kindly
and
offered
a
table
near
the
play
area,
but
was
advised
to
pay
before
we
start
using
it.
It
was
cash
only
which
we
accepted
and
the
lady
advised
where
the
nearest
cashpoint
was.
So
I
went
to
get
cash
out.
As
I
come
back
I
paid
at
the
till
and
took
my
daughter
to
the
play
area.
My
daughter
is
autistic
and
usually
has
fear
of
play
areas
she
is
not
familiar
with,
so
requires
assistance
to
guide
her.
Which
I
did
taking
her
to
the
top
showing
the
slide
and
getting
her
comfortable
to
overcome
here
fear.
The
waitress
came
over
to
my
wife
and
advised
this
is
not
for
adults
so
I
need
to
get
put
of
the
play
area.
My
wife
explained
my
daughter
is
autistic
and
requires
assistance
or
she
will
cry
in
fear
and
we
will
have
to
go
in
regardless
to
pull
her
out.
The
lady
kindly
listened
and
advised
she
will
speak
to
the
manager.
I
saw
the
manger
and
there
was
no
kindness
or
pleasant
approach
in
his
tone.
He
clearly
just
said.'
No
adults
and
if
you
break
it
you
will
pay
£1000.'
If
the
manger
had
kindly
just
said
I'm
sorry
no
adults
are
allowed
this
is
only
for
kids.
Then
I
would
have
happily
accepted
it
and
maybe
got
off.
But
the
customer
service
and
tone
was
very
disgusting.
There
is
also
signs
displayed
saying
kids
should
be
supervised
at
all
times.
My
daughter
is
autistic
she
loves
soft
play
but
also
has
anxiety
been
on
her
own
of
shes
not
familiar.
What
do
I
do
if
she
gets
stuck
and
crying
who
will
help
her.
They
said
it's
not
made
for
adults.
But
I'm
sorry
very
could
be
a
young
kid
who's
obese
might
weigh
more
than
me.
Yes
it's
safe
for
him?
I
think
you
should
clearly
signpost
to
say
no
adults
in
the
play
area
if
you
are
not
wanting
anyone
clearly
in
there.
But
I
also
think
under
disability
act
2010
you
should
have
more
respect
and
consideration
towards
kids
with
disabilities.
I
looked
forward
to
my
desert
and
play
with
my
family.
But
this
was
simply
ruined
by
the
attitude
of
the
manger.
It
looks
like
under
new
management.
As
the
previous
management
was
understanding
about
my
daughter.
And
was
happy
for
us
to
assist
her
in
the
play
area.
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