3/5 Bearsac 3 years ago on Google
Greeting
was
a
little
slow
for
us
and
for
others.
We
were
not
given
a
menu
but
they
do
have
them
on
the
walls,
if
you
can
be
bothered
to
get
up
to
read
them
and
feel
relaxed
about
hovering
over
people
on
the
tables
under
the
menus.
There
is
quite
a
wide
choice
of
items
on
the
wall
menus
and
in
the
display
fridges.
If
there
was
music
we
didn’t
notice
it,
so
it
wasn’t
too
loud.
There
are
at
least
two
high-chairs
and
a
baby
changing
table
in
the
one
lavatory.
Our
mixed
tagine
was
tasty
and
the
eggs
nicely
cooked.
The
atmosphere
was
relaxed
and
we
weren’t
rushed.
Though
there
were
plenty
of
empty
tables.
so
perhaps
it
might
be
different
if
full.
We
asked
for
green
tea
with
our
tagine
as
we
don’t
drink
black
tea.
Tea
or
coffee
comes
with
it.
Lucky
for
us
we
like
jasmine
green
tea.
Had
we
not
liked
jasmine
it
would
have
been
unfortunate,
as
we
were
not
informed
it
was
jasmine
infused.
Another
customer
commented
that
her
omelette
had
mushrooms
missing.
It
was
rectified
politely
with
no
problem.
The
price
on
the
menu
outside
for
our
tagine
was
£5.50.
My
mummy
was
charged
£8.00.
This
was
written
on
a
Post-it
note,
not
on
bill.
Perhaps
it
is
usual
to
go
the
till
to
pay,
rather
than
pay
at
the
table,
and
so
they
don’t
have
a
bill
pad
or
device.
They
didn’t
appear
to
mind
us
paying
at
the
table,
if
so.
Mummy
didn’t
say
anything
as
we
didn’t
know
if
the
£5.50
was
only
for
the
breakfast
period.
We
had
ordered
at
around
11.50am
and
didn’t
know
what
time
breakfast
ends
and
lunch
starts
(if
indeed
there
is
a
difference).
We
didn’t
see
anything
stated
on
the
menu
about
variant
prices
at
different
times.
Beside,
we
intended
on
reviewing,
so
didn’t
want
to
get
mummy
worked
up
to
the
point
where
she
might
say
that
her
teddy
bear
will
feedback
in
a
review!
Mummy
can
get
little
raw
at
times!
Instead,
she
decided
to
phone
next
day
and
ask
if
there
was
a
difference
in
price
depending
on
time
of
day.
She
was
told
there
wasn’t.
She
also
asked
the
price
of
the
Tagines.
The
tomato
was
£5.50,
as
was
the
spinach.
She
was
told
that
the
mixed
(which
had
half
spinach
and
half
tomato
but
the
same
volume
of
content
content),
was
£6.50
(different
to
the
written
form).
On
the
menu
outside,
the
mixed
was
listed
with
the
other
two,
separated
by
forward
slashes.
The
list
was
clearly
shown
as
£5.50
underneath.
Mummy
would
have
been
happy
to
pay
£6.50
but
are
we
wrong
to
expect
it
to
clearly
state
the
price
in
writing,
rather
than
list
it
along
with
the
other
two
at
a
cheaper
price?
Even
with
VAT
at
20%
£6.50
is
£7.80
(not
£8),
and
20p
is
not
a
tip.
Tips
should
be
discretionary
anyway.
Mummy
would
have
given
more
than
20p
as
a
tip
but
when
she
had
the
post-it
note
stuck
down
on
the
table,
with
£8.00
written
on
it,
for
what
she
assumed
to
be
a
£5.50
order,
she
decided
not
to
leave
a
tip
at
all.
Had
we
been
able
to
give
half
marks
we
have
given
3.5.
But
seeing
as
we
can
only
give
whole
number
marks,
we
marked
down
to
3
rather
than
up
to
4
for
the
reason
of
being
charged
more.
Marking
down
to
2
might
make
reflect
badly
on
the
decent
food.
We
would
have
been
happy
to
go
here
again
had
it
not
been
for
the
price
difference.
But
we
likely
won’t
return.
Perhaps
they
need
to
decide
if
an
extra
money
and
not
making
the
prices
clear
is
more
important
than
a
better
review
and
score.
