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I had lunch at GNH Bar and I have to say that the pan-fried Gnocchi with mushrooms, basil, spinach and chestnut was well cooked and tasty. As a dessert, I had a coconut rice pudding and it was good. 33 GBP service included.

I visited this restaurant before catching a train at St. Pancras and was pleasantly surprised. The staff was friendly, the food was delicious, and the prices were reasonable compared to other restaurants in London. I will definitely return!

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and small plates. Lovely decor and music. However my waiter Felipe, Tall with a long beard in a pony tail, said NOT ONE WORD, to me. Not when I sat down, or ordered, or asked for the bill. Unacceptable to then add a service charge.

Excellent, lovely staff thanks (Diego). Really complimentary, speedy service. Lovely place to stop for little drink. Not extortionate for location/quality. Asked for a drink that wasn’t on the menu and they couldn’t be more obliging. Nevertheless the menu was nice and varied. Actually meant to go to another bar, but glad I came here instead!Absolutely would visit again.

I stopped by for a drink and was served by a bartender named Michael who appeared quite unhappy and somewhat condescending, to be honest. I was surprised when the card machine prompted me to add a gratuity, as I have never experienced that for a basic bar service in the UK before. Upon reviewing my bill this morning, I noticed that I had been charged 12.5% for gratuity.

It took 30 minutes for someone to ask if I wanted a drink at this restaurant. When the drink was finally served, the glass had lipstick marks on it. After informing the waiter, he claimed it was just dirt and said he would bring me another drink. The situation improved slightly when the Manager came over to acknowledge the mistake (and lipstick) and did not charge me for the drink. However, I decided to leave and find somewhere else to eat instead of waiting for my family to join me.

I was here before last year and I had the most fabulous **** Mary, so with a quick stop while waiting for the train, I recommended that we go to this bar again. . . . . . . . . . . told us to take a seat, no one came for years despite making a gesture to ask for the service, when finally told a waiter to come to ask us, we asked to see the menu because there was nothing on the table except a sign of The boy literally slipped us through his face mask and finally came back and a code We couldn't believe his attitude. So we left!If you don't want to work on customer service, don't. Don't make it so obvious you don't want to be there serving people!

I sat with a friend having a glass of wine and a catch up at about 4.30pm yesterday when suddenly the lights were dimmed and the volume turned up on the already loud rock music. I asked a passing waiter if he could turn it down again as we were trying to have a talk. He said the boss wanted it that way and there was nothing he could do. I said 'ok I 'll talk to the manager ' and he said 'I am the manager, the boss is the owner '. I said 'ok could you turn it down then ', he said 'If you don 't like it you can go drink somewhere else '. I couldn 't believe my ears. I said 'What? ' and he said, 'you can either go upstairs or go find somewhere else ' and walked off. Never again!

We came here to escape the cold one Sunday night before a train. We ordered a glass of red wine and a lemon and verb tea. I had to ask a couple of times since the poor bartender couldn't hear us properly because of the music too high. They served me a jasmine tea. I had to order a lemon verb again. I finally got the lemon verb. When we started our drinks, instead of waiting until we asked to pay, the bartender pushed us the card machine by ordering us to pay. Then we realized that we were charged 1 GBP. 69 'cargo per discretionary service'. It is very frustrating, as we happily would have left a tip much bigger than that if the service had been better. I was clearly grumpy and the manager ke...