Adda Hut — Restaurant in England

Came to try the 12-3 lunch menu on the weekend and they simply decided not to open on that day because they were 'too busy' the day before. Ridiculous.

There were a few of us stood outside when they were due to open, and there was no sign whatsoever to indicate they had decided not to open. There was even a clock still up saying they were opening at 12. We waited around, our day off based around having lunch here, then someone finally notices there's people waiitng and tells us they wont be open until 6 because the restaurant failed to handle a high amount of custom.

Fair enough, maybe they just dont have enough staff and put way too many tables out, but couldnt they simply seat less people on the weekend instead of just turning perfectly good custom away? Absolutely stupid buisness decision. Couldn't even be bothered to pull a page from a notebook and make a sign to stick in the window so people dont waste their time.

Wont be planning on returning here just incase they suddenly decide it will be too much work to open that day and we waste another journey.

Can imagine their lack of professionalism extends to their food as well as their service.

RESPONSE TO THEIR REPLY - So you could have just put up a sign saying you were fully booked but instead you chose to just tell everyone you decided to open at 6 that day? Rubbish. You're covering yourselves to make you look less...

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