Cafe at 48 — Restaurant in London

Absolutely Appalling service. I went for some brunch with friends but before i could even place my order, me and my friends were verbally attacked by another customer who was islamaphobic. He had the nerve to call us names because we were wearing the hijaab and veil etc. The shocking fact is that the workers in this place silently watched on and took the side of the man who was insulting us. On top of that the worker had the nerve to tell us to leave like we were at fault. As soon as the other customer left, the worker came and apologised saying how he was helpless and couldnt do anything but take the mans side. He told us to ignore it. What i dont understand is that its his shop so why didnt he tell the man that he wont accept that kind of behaviour or that he would call the police. He just stood there watching the event occur. This place is not suitable for muslims because there is a chance you will get victimised and noone will be there to help. This is the sad truth as it was my first time there and definitely will be my last. Its sad that noone came to our defence when we were beig targetted. I really hope the service improves especially in terms of situations like...

The cafe is a lovely environment although there is a certain waiter who can bring mood of the cafe down. As the waiter is very moody and down and does not share a smile with customers. I came in to order a cappuccino. The waiter said okay, but did not asked which size which I assume they will give a one size cup for everyone. She kept on staring at me making me feel uncomfortable. When it came to the payment the waiter became rude and said that the wrong price so I corrected her and said the price on the menu. She then added that it is a "large" cup which it was clearly not! As a large cup in Costa there is a difference and trend to rip me off! The lastly disrespectfully added "if you did not have the money, why did you purchase?" Also, the English was not clear. In conclusion, similar scenarios has happend in the pass where the workers do not follow the prices on the menu and make up their own. False advertising! Respectfully...

Came with my husband here to have a traditional English breakfast which also has Halal options. We were very pleased with the atmosphere, you can tell that locals come here to have breakfast and the place was half full with people, very nice atmosphere. Food was served fast and our order was taken by a lovely lady. More on a cheap side, cheerful, good food and you can create your own plate with foods you like, which is exactlu what we did. Also had a decaf coffee. It's a very good basic English cafe place and we would definitely come back here again taking some friends with us, one of those lazy weekend mornings. Glad we...