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Creams British Luxury Derby

Creams British Luxury Derby

Unit 145 Level 1, Derby, United Kingdom

Tea • Kebab • Coffee • Seafood


"My wife and I were given a groupon voucher for a Luxury afternoon tea as a special surprise gift. Booking was straight forward with open table website, this I would recommend. We booked for 13.00 Monday this week, our table was ready, only two other tables were occupied so were seated immediately. Staff were very courteous and obliging and took our order straight away, on viewing the close vicinity of our table, the table next to us had been recently vacated so was laden with empty pots which were cleared after about 10 minutes and quickly wiped over, leaving a large smear of stale dessert along the edge of the table, possibly not from the last customers judging by the cleaning expertise. Our table had wet rings with crumbs obviously cleaned by the same method. The after noon tea arrived fairly promptly and looked and tasted delicious, let down by table ware, the two tea pots were ready for scrapheap one looked quite dangerous with a handle cracked at top joint with pot and tea stained, the others spout was largely chipped and again tea stained, both teaspoons had tea stains, I would not expect this from a back street Café. Considering this is advertised as Luxury , charging a luxury price, this easily remedied standard falls well below par. Having said that the quality of food was very good, the ambiance wasn 't as expected after seeing the website which shows beautifully lit chandeliers with a Grand piano music, and soft furnishing, which makes it look something really special to accompany the £36 list price, it doesn 't really justify even the groupon half price."

Second Floor Brasserie at Harvey Nichols

Second Floor Brasserie at Harvey Nichols

21 New Cathedral St, Manchester M1 1AD, United Kingdom

Bars • British • Cocktail • European


"fancy something imaginative in the heart of some, harvey nichols is the place for them it is so hard to go through the load to get to the restaurant, but if they are ready for some good foods that care about shopping (although hard to resist when they go.) in the second floor is the bar brasserie and it smells amazing. it is one of these restaurants that smell imagination, like tom fords Italian zypress, so we love the smell. our meal here was really a great experience and felt like we were looking with some amazing employees. our meal consisted of; olive 4] such a large bowl of delicious olive eggs royale with smoked salmon 8] soft breakfast muffins with smoked salmon and ozen eggs as we like them. the Hollandaise sauce had beautiful, subtle aromas and this dish went straight down. one of the best smoked lachsei kings that we had in a really long time! avocado on roasted sourdough 8] a good balance of tomato and avocado with the avocados shatters beautifully with a smashing coriander. the spinach was boiled to the right and not overcooked (as some places do in the rule) and the sourdough was really soft, even though the crust was a little hard with drinks from espresso and fresh orange juice. the espresso was smooth and not bitter, with the cookie he added a nice note. the orange juice was completely fresh and loved everyone swallowing it and then a luxus afternoon tea 22] because how can you not!? and young, we were glad that we did. for those of them who desire this, make sure they book in advance and let them know of any dietary requirements and they will try to offer their best. all items are made fresh daily and on the required quantity, so prepare yourself a day note is enough. the most in the afternoon consisted of; hearty; our favorites of goat cheese with red bevelled eggs, which did not exaggerate on the cheese and avocado sandwich, which had a handle to it. the other sandwiches were comboomates, i mayo, gurke and mushroom pate sweet of; scone with dipped cream and jam pure yaum, and a soft, firm scorpion. we can never find out what to go first, so it was at this opportunity jam brownie pure, rich chocolate genuss white chocolate biscuits soft, shortbread with white chocolate offers a creamy note. this is a good dunkin option further items included strawberry macaron, lemon trifle meringue, rhubarb panna cotta we will definitely be back for some more goodies here, it makes them feel so special. recommended review: high service: high price: halal: vegetarian options"

The Saddle Inn

The Saddle Inn

21 Grovesnor Street, CH1 2DD, Chester, United Kingdom

Full • Dining • British • Vegetarian


"The Saddle Inn is a great pub my twin brother Stephen and I visited on a recent two day trip to Chester pre coronavirus lockdown , it's a pub I always look forward to visiting on any trip into this historic walled city...I take. I love the interior, a wonderful looking pub ,the main room is dominated by a very eye catching serving bar complete with fantastic looking beer pumps that are made from guitar stems ,theres great decor and furnishings including all manner of rock'n'roll posters adorning the walls, tv's to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub all housed in a great looking building, its just a wonderful pub. My brother and I were here on a Thursday morning, we were in fact the first customers of the day as we arrived at 11am as the pub opened, greeted with a smile by a very pleasant member of staff, after a quick study of their real ales we both opted to have Robinsons Brewery trooper and these pale ales were served in excellent condition, we got a table were we just kicked back,chilled out and planned out the day ahead while sipping our real ale's. My pale ale was really good, a crisp,well balanced and full bodied pale ale with a big hit of hops,very easy to drink,a real ale style I really enjoy, my brother also gave me the thumbs up to his pale ale,it was the perfect start to our day. We both really enjoyed our pale ale's in here and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to The Saddle Inn we had a great visit. The Saddle Inn is easy to locate along Grosvenor Street. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday, 11am till 11pm. Friday Saturday, 11am till 2am. Sunday,11am till 11pm. A great pub,one I highly recommend you visit if your in the area."

Concorde

Concorde

Stoneham Lane, SO50 9HQ, Eastleigh, United Kingdom

Vegan • Coffee • British • Vegetarian


"DISABILITY AWARENESS. After requesting wheelchair access at point f booking in July, I called the venue two days prior to confirm was assured by staff there would be no problem. On arrival I was faced with immediate danger due to many breaches of H S and fire regulations. This saw me be tipped out of my wheelchair have to use my leg to brace, taking the weight of myself and wheelchair. Due to the lack of safety standards, accessibility or any provision of reasonable adjustments as per the equality act 2010 I was forced to 'drive ' my electric wheelchair into oncoming traffic over a bridge into the car park in darkness with two random members of the public to kindly assist. . On arrival of the marquee I asked for the accessible entrance but told there wasn 't one and the doorway with step was the only option. The staff member stated 'well no one else with a wheelchair has ever had a problem ', which I neither believe nor find acceptable . I asked if there was a portable ramp but was shrugged at. By now I was embarrassed as other guests were having to squeeze past me whilst I was left outside freezing in wind and rain plus the entire room of people could see and hear what was going on and my having to explain my capacity etc. I asked to speak to a manager but told he was busy. Other audience members were now asking if they could help and although very kind it was mortifying and not there responsibility. My companion again asked to speak to the manager now 30 minutes left outside extremely cold a man turned up pro-porting to be the manager. He chose to stand behind my chair where I couldn 't see him and very gruffly asked what the issue was. I again explained the accessibility problems and that I had requested wheelchair access, his reply being ' well what exactly do you expect me to do? By now I was shivering and having to twist around in my chair to try and speak to him. I asked if he would be kind enough to come and stand where I could see him which was met by a loud sigh.I again mentioned a ramp to which he replied 'we do have one but its to steep to be used here '. I found this not only frustrating but an admittance that he was fully aware ahead of my arrival that I would not be able to gain access. Throughout this exchange he consistently sighed, rolled his eyes and laughed at my situation offering no help, understanding or empathy. He continued to insinuate I was being a drama queen and overly cautious in the use of my chair as others had apparently had no issue with the entrance and insisted the threshold was safe for wheelchairs despite an approx 10cm ridge/step. I explained if I was to try to get over it I would have to drive head on at my maximum speed which would result in damage to my frame and battery and more than likely catapult me out. By now I had become the entertainment as everyone was watching and listening. I also told the manager of my accident and several near misses but he just ignored me. I also asked if he had a risk assessment or accessibility statement which he refused to answer, Eventually agent, not a staff member came forward with two mental sections of the dance-floor which he then used as a makeshift ramp. By now I was becoming visibly upset and wanting to just get in and 'disappear ', By pure luck this gents plan worked and I was eventually able to get into the room. The manager immediately vanished.. Once in the room we were gruffly told 'your not allowed to sit there ' despite me stating I would not be able to see. I also asked where the disabled loo was but told there wasn 't one for the marquee but one in the hotel which I couldn 't get too! Throughout the entire time I was shown no understanding and indeed the comments. statements and treatment toward my disability were at best rude and unprofessional. However, in truth the attitude. comments, behaviours I perceive were completely bullish and discriminating. I was now left in a room with no access to a toilet nor emergency escape route as the temporary ramp had again been removed. I firmly believe that the owners and management of the establishment failed in ensuring my safety and basic rights as per the equality act 2010 which states that those with disability should not be disadvantaged nor treated differently due to a protected characteristic. The whole site is dangerous for all due to its disrepair but for those with any mobility, sight or cognitive issue is particularly dangerous. This is something the establishment have had reports of by other guests over a extended time but have not addressed. It appears the interior is now well passed its best and what was once by all accounts a gem of a place, been run into steep decline by management who seemingly think themselves better than their customers and above the regulations and governance set out by law. In summary my advice would be to avoid at all costs."