"I suggest that they avoid this restaurant unless they are happy to have stolen their personal belongings. I was sadly on a birthday party on this place. the signs did not look good when they ran out of champagne in the early Friday evening and knew that a birthday should be celebrated and also many of the weepings listed on their weeping list were not available. eating was nothing to write home, but since we were there to celebrate eating was secondary and so tolerable. However, the night took a significant downturn when standing up to leave, was discovered that my coat had disappeared. the waitress had hanged it next to the door on the other hand, and then pulled a curtain over the dumbbells, so that they were completely hidden from the diner's sight. I should point out that the dressing stand is right next to the inset and completely observing the fit. you would ask in hindsight, the wisdom of a businessman with years of experience, a coat rack at the front of the establishment on the busy soho road with a curtain that covers the view of personal things. this is a clear case of negligence on the part of the owner. Nevertheless, the personal seemed really worried about the disappearance and assured me that they would cover the cost of a replacement paint as a gesture of good will if the coat was not returned the next day. they also gave a taxi and I had no reason to doubt their integrity or promise for a resolution, and therefore they did not ask to call the police. I would have known how the owner wanted to address the matter that I would have called for the police to be contacted at that time. the ruthless owner and I had a hostile telephone conversation in which he was rude from the beginning obscene rude, seemed to mock my choice of the coat and said that he was surprised that someone would steal it because it wasn't designer(and accused me of being a bulliger, despite the fact that he had led the whole phone. he has constantly reluctant and ultimately denied the culpability, although he had admitted that he had seen the cctw and saw his waitress with my coat. in all my years to eat regularly, I had never disappeared a single object in a facility that has to do with a owner alone, who seems to fight with the concept of reasonable customer service. this is a low-class facility, but regardless of the fact that the guests should be able to dinate without considering their property disappearing. / there are many excellent restaurants in london where they can dine in fabulous environment without worrying about their personal belongings being stolen and I would strongly recommend to avoid this place in favor of one of the safer, more professional decisions!"
