Lupo Bros. — Restaurant in London

I used to come here every month before moving to a different part of the city. I came back after almost two years and the quality has gone down by a lot! The staff is actually very nice and attentive, I even tipped them good because they work well but the food is just not worth it! My full vegetarian breakfast came with no bread My spinach were half cooked and half raw. The rest of the vegetables were just boiled with apparently no seasoning whatsoever and were quite sad and tasteless. Quantity was quite poor as well, which I welcomed because I couldn't have eaten more of that sad, sad food. Definitely not worth the £13 it costs. It's a family friendly place so it's madness if you come between 12 and 2 (loads of children screaming in a relatively small place) but I gladly endured the pain of having my ears distroyed when the food was ace. Now there's no way I am coming back. There's a beautiful and delicious café called Saucer and Cup just 5 mins from Lupo Bros, I would definitely recommend to go there instead! Very upset I didn't head there myself today.

*edit: the restaurant's owner made me aware through their response to my review that bread isn't included as the vegetarian breakfast is a gluten free option, so my bad for expecting bread in a meal that doesn't have it in the first place. all the rest I wrote...

I was recommended this place by my Airbnb host and the food was as amazing as she had described, but the service today was bad enough I’m having to write a review. We asked for Bloody Mary at the start and they said they didn’t have the ingredients to make it, even though all the ingredients were visible in the cafe and it was past 11am when they serve drinks with brunch. My coffee came after I reminded the staff for my order about 10 minutes after my boyfriend’s. The food took quite a long time to come out, which we thought it was alright as the place was quite busy, but when it did, it was just my boyfriend’s. I’ve also noticed people that had arrived a lot later than us getting their food before ours. Mine came about another 10 minutes later, after we reminded the staff about the order. When we asked for water, the glasses they gave us were straight from the dishwasher and boiling hot. I hate to say, but one of the waitresses had very long nails which isn’t ideal at all. The food was really good, to be fair. In particular, the sweetcorn fritters...

Nice place, but I have to put this out because it’s niggled the back of my head since. Where I’m from, we don’t use unhomogenised milk. We don’t see it in cafes. And so, when I saw the milk residue caking on side of the carton, I just politely asked was that milk okay. This would usually indicate the milk had spoiled. Maybe I was wrong to ask this question. The Barista for some reason took this up wrong, and looked at me as if I had two heads, and just said it’s unhomogenised, that that’s how it’s supposed to be. He put me on the spot and poured me a cup for a taste and it was nice. But the attitude of, how could you not know this is unhomogenised, and ensue the confused laughter at me as I was leaving has just grated me since. It was awkward and it certainly wasn’t customer friendly. Other staff were pleasant. But I was made feel stupid by that fella. And I was made feel I insulted the place by asking a simple question. Don’t do that to...