The Sporting Page — Restaurant in London

Hands down the rudest bar tender I've ever encountered in my life. Tried to pay with cash for my round of drinks as I had lost my card earlier in the day. The lady behind the bar made a snide remark about how everyone should have a card nowadays and it was 'no card no drink' despite it not saying anywhere that they do not accept cash as it is legal tender. She then proceeded to snatch the drinks out of my hand and pour them down the sink and also walk over to other members of the group with drinks and pour their drinks down the drink as well. When other members of the group then offered to pay with a card she refused to serve any of us and made such an uncomfortable scene for all in the pub. Many different ways that this could have been resolved but this lady clearly has some attitude issues and completely ruins the...

This was a bit of an average pub, nothing too special! The drinks were usual price (about £5 for a beer and £6/7 for a glass of wine), and nothing stood out to me as very interesting or exciting, despite being a Saturday night.

If you're after a drink in the area though, I'd still pop in for one drink if I were you. It's pleasant enough, and it is a lovely old building, from the outside. It had a nice grand bay front door that's nice and traditional. The bar menu looked like a good variety too, but we didn't try any of the food. They also do play sports on a projector screen, so that's a good...

Stopped in hoping for a decent pint of Guinness, but unfortunately, the experience didn’t live up to expectations. When I asked for a good pour, the guy with the glasses hit back with, “I worked 10 years in Dublin, I know how to pour one.” Fair enough, but the pint he served was subpar, which made the arrogance unnecessary and a bit embarrassing.

Confidence is fine, but when it crosses into rudeness, especially without backing it up it leaves a bad taste. In hospitality, being right isn’t as important as making the customer feel welcome. A little humility and a better pour...