Dancing Cup — Restaurant in Kampala

Has a great relaxed feel but the bad experience with the staff took away from the entire appeal of the place. My sister recommended this place for their baguettes so we went there for our monthly sister date. When the food was brought, we were served half a baguette instead having been there before, my sister notified the waiter that the portions were off but with the same price! She was first treated like she didn't know what she was saying and belittled. Then he went on to ignore her issue and take the food back without offering a solution when she refused to accept the meal. Funny enough when my white neighbor had an issue, they all scrambled to fix it. While we were ignored and looked at with disdain, they were apologising profusely and trying to placate him. You would think in this day and age such discrimination would not be happening. Even a small amount of effort to fix the problem would have been appreciated. We are all paying customers! Side note; I like the club...

⭐⭐ for the personable CS!

Honestly, nothing much to write home about. Perhaps the weekday daytime visit doesn't offer much. There's a little library, but it could have been in any Eurocentric neighborhood. Pretty much all the books are Mzungu written and geared to that interest. Didn't really see anything attractive to a Ugandan or a reader with a global cultural perspective. There's a little locally-made chocolate shop, as well, on site. We asked to go in and the owner opened, but they stayed crafting her products on the bench outside. They didn't care to walk us through their product line and give us an intro to "Chocolat fabrique au Ouganda!" No care to entice a potential customer, or didn't we make...

I have done alot of reviews mostly because I had walked into the place for a meeting or food. I walked into this pace in the middle of heavy rain. Given the people using this place, you could notice the difference. And if it were another place, I would have been turned away and yet they were very accommodative and helpful until the rain stopped. I wasn't here to eat, but I am sure I am going back to do exactly that the next time. I am happy that given how posh the place was, they had an affordable menu, and a well written menu easy to understand. I recommend anyone who enjoys a peaceful and quiet atmosphere with beautiful art pieces to see, that this is the perfect hideaway and we'll deserving of...