Good Hope Cafe — Restaurant in London

horrible experience. I will never go back and I will not recommend it to anyone.

Today, Tuesday, May 17 at approximately 3:15 p.m., I arrived at the park with my daughter, after playing for a while, we wanted to buy an ice cream, the woman who gave me unhappy service offered me the ice creams, I kindly asked her to push the scoop a little more inside the cone and she didn't want to do it, when I give my 3-year-old daughter the ice cream, the scoop automatically falls to the ground. I turned around and told the woman the girl had just dropped the ice cream and she answered me in a very rude way: _"and what do you want me to do?"

I turned and left and she laughed.

I am a woman who works very hard and I have little free time, I want to spend the day off that I have happily with my daughter, this woman dedicated herself to being unhelpful, rude and ruining the afternoon of games.

I live in the area and I have many friends that I will never invite for coffee here.

Soon it will be my daughter's 4th birthday and I wanted to celebrate it in the park because this cafe was there. totally ruled...

Very lovely cafe with good coffee and next to a playground. That’s why I’d like to go there at least three times a day, I would order food and coffees and my toddler would take 2 straws to play with that was kind of our thing. But there is a very angry woman working there, maybe the manager or the oldest employee I don’t know, who also makes other very friendly employees uncomfortable from time to time, she charged me 20p for the two straws that my toddler was playing. That’s what we do in every cafe and no cafes or restaurants ever charged me for the straws! That is just so sad that she is not child friendly at all, working in a cafe next to a playground. From now on I will get my coffee and lunch from Le Delice which is around the corner from the park they are always very child friendly, professional and with more...

Trudged out of Lewisham Hospital and decided to treat myself to a caramel oat latte (of about 300ml in stature) at the cafe in the park. I paid £4.20 for the privilege. There are no prices displayed on the boards for coffees which makes me suspect that prices are based on customer appearance. Unless this is simply a byproduct of the current state of the economy? Anyway, staff very friendly, even if they did try to charge me £42.02 the...