2/5 Steve S. 1 year ago on Google
The
food.
The
food
is
pretty
good
and
reasonably
priced.
Portions
are
a
little
on
the
small
side
but
it
all
tasted
fresh.
Though
it
took
over
30
minutes
each
for
both
the
starter
and
mains
to
arrive.
Peeking
into
the
kitchen
it
seems
there
was
a
power
struggle
going
on
between
the
kitchen
staff
and
the
owner,
with
most
of
his
time
spent
in
the
kitchen
re-arrange
tickets
on
the
line,
for
then
the
kitchen
staff
to
re-arrange
them
back.
(as
a
side,
we
ordered
for
take-out
once
and
it
took
2.5hours
to
arrive,
slow
service
seems
to
be
a
common
thing
here).
With
such
a
limited
menu
you
would
think
service
would
be
quicker.
Staff/Service.
All
the
staff
seem
glazed
over,
disinterested
and
attempting
to
get
their
attention
was
like
trying
to
flag
down
a
taxi;
you're
not
sure
if
they
are
going
to
stop
or
not.
They
all
go
around
with
their
eyes
to
the
ground.
Also,
for
a
place
selling
craft
beer,
one
member
of
staff
had
no
clue
what
a
'stout'
was;
so
had
no
idea
if
they
sold
any
or
not.
Drinks.
Drinks
are
very
overpriced
and
there
are
no
prices
upfront
anywhere.
£2.00
for
a
330ml
(can
sized)
coke.
But
the
beer
takes
the
biscuit.
I
understand
it
sells
"craft"
beer
and
as
an
avid
craft
beer
drinker
I
was
excited
at
the
prospect
but
two
440ml
cans
of
"Brew
York
Rhubarbra
Streisand
Rhubarb
Milkshake
Pale"
-
which
retails
for
around
£3.00
a
can
-
was
being
sold
for
£6.50.
Atmosphere
There
is
none.
Its
extremely
loud,
the
music
choice
is
poor
and
all
the
staff
are
running
around
like
blue-arsed
flies.