Yield N16 — Restaurant in London

Oh dear, a little trashy. Just had the misfortune of encountering this place. We ordered charcuterie and two rounds of wine while deciding on buying a property in the area over two hours on the shack-like terrace. Prices okish if the place is decent (£9 for taster/flight glass) alas it is NOT a classy place as I soon found out... Went to use bathroom, left and said "thank-you so much, bye!" to the oldish blonde lady at the counter, who as soon as my back was turned, loudly sighed to her customer she was chatting to "she's only been here three minutes". I went back and double checked with her that BOTH rounds of bills had been paid, not just our first, yes? We had paid, yes. Embarassing for all parties all round, including those in the shop who witnessed her rudeness....

I can't comment on the food or the wine - although the range did look impressive. I came in here for bread. I originally wanted a baguette but only large loaves were left so I was told they would cut it in half which I agreed to. I was then told they don't cut baguettes in half so I accepted half a loaf of the other bread which was £3.25. The customer service could do with improvement as the guy who served me seemed grumpy - maybe he was having a bad day. Afterwards he lightened up a bit. The bread was good, although quite expensive compared to other equally good or better bakeries and patisseries in the area. I might go back one day and try the food and wine and...

Wow…

What a venue, the vibe, the people & the wine!

Have lived in Newington Green for 7+ years whereby Yield was just setting up.

There is no question that this establishment is one the best wine bars in London.

Recently my wife and I got married in Islington and we could not go without bringing our friends and family on the other side of the world on our special day.

What makes Yield special is - Their absolute dedication to ambiance, culinary experience, the incredible selections of natural wines around the world & most importantly connecting with their quests.

My wife and I will always cherish this place.

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