Ganges — Restaurant in England

Recently dined at the restaurant - ( 14/6/23 ) - 9 pm

Manager there ( with the beard ) who was asking me to pay my bill seemed disturbed I ask for the bill when at the counter which is of course my entitlement after I was presented with the machine to pay. Then the timer on the machine with the amount clocked out after I was happy with the bill and his tone was ‘it’s gone ‘ - may have taken it the wrong way but next time it should be - yes of course sir ( I have the right to question the bill ) and if the timer is up it should be ( ok no problem let me put it back in for you )

However I was happy with the waiter who served me.

The food - chicken biryena was very mediocre And I will not be dining here again.

Please avoid...

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