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On 22/10/2023 at 15:49, Angell34 said:

Service isn’t great (put this down to still training staff). Food was cold, not served properly and lacked flavour. Complained to the staff and sent an email no response. 

I had the same experience (although didn't bother with complaining). Dead atmosphere, indifferent staff, and tepid food.

But I liked the seats and it has clean publicly-accessible toilets 🚻  so that's a good thing to have on Lordship Lane. 😃 

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