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Avaliação da contribuiçãoShillingfords lives up to their reputation for quality. You have to wait, of course, for freshly cooked food but it's certainly worth it.
I've just been in. I am disabled. I suffer chronic pain. My child is disabled. All we wanted was an ice cream. We arrived in the shop, got our ice cream and were made to wait whilst I could feel it melting in my hands and the two women who came in after us were served first and had a long hot food order. All we wanted was a single ice cream. My disabled child started to get agitated and was pulling on my hand. The pain was too severe so I told the cashier I was disappointed she couldn't have just let me tap for the £6 ice cream and I'm leaving. She had the cheek to tell me to put the ice cream back in the fridge if I'm not going to buy it. I do think they could streamline their service by having the singular, cold items scanned first and have some compassion when dealing with customers. A simple acknowledgement and an apology could have gone a long way instead of telling me to leave and make sure I put my ice cream back if I don't want it. Hikary's it is.
The food always makes me sick, most of the time the food is overcooked and dry and the portions sizes are really small. My mum ordered online and had a few things missing
Went here at closing time, about 8:55pm, which if you’ve ever worked in retail or public facing jobs, you know how irritating that can be. Well, they were absolutely wonderful, gave us a bunch of free food on top of what we bought. Genuinely lovely people. Well worth going here.
Visited this restaurant years ago and had a great experience, but had a disappointing visit last week. I ordered a rissole that had large chunks of uncooked potato in it, resulting in hard and cold chunks. The chips were also soaking wet. Overall, the meal was awful.