1/5 Louise W. 1 year ago on Google
One
afternoon
we
spotted
a
cafe,
we'd
not
been
in
before.
We
took
a
seat
and
after
a
few
minutes
tried
to
order
but
we
were
asked
to
take
a
seat
and
we'd
be
offered
table
service
very
nice
for
tired
feet.
We
waited,
and
we
waited
some
more.
One
young
woman
was
busy
making
coffee's
the
young
man
was
busy
taking
to
a
customer.
We
waited
a
few
minutes
more,
and
I
approached,
the
young
man
broke
from
his
chat
to
tell
me
again
its
table
service
and
someone
would
come
over.
So
back
to
my
table,
we
waited.
Now
I
could
hear
the
conversation
and
it
was
a
catch
up
between
a
worker
and
a
customer.
Young
lady
still
busy
making
coffee's
plating,
food.
He
kept
chatting
and
we
kept
waiting.
A
while
had
passed
as
we
got
my
daughters
colouring
pencils
out
and
she
was
already
well
into
her
drawing.
The
young
lady
served
food
and
the
man
kept
chatting.
It
was
not
particularly
busy
-
so
we
got
up
and
left.
I
said
bye,
the
young
man
didn't
even
acknowledged
we'd
left.
Its
important
to
me
that
we
support
independent
businesses
.
Its
important
customers
feel
a
sense
of
community
but
not
at
the
price
of
new
customers
being
ignored
by
said
staff.
I
take
no
pleasure
in
writing
this
but
in
times
of
austerity,
all
business's
is
important.
We
walked
into
the
another
cafe
and
within
ten
minutes
we'd
had
our
order
taken
and
hot
drinks
served.
I
cannot
say
the
exact
date
but
I
could
find
out
by
my
receipt
for
the
Corn
Exchange
so
if
the
owner
is
interested
please
reach
out
to
me.