Had to wait 10+ minutes to have them brew more basic filter coffee.The "fleshly brewed coffee" was not even room temperature. There was only one person working the counter, making it impossible to ask for an exchange or correction.
PENNY DOHERTY
Lovely coffee and atmosphere ❤️
David
Valeria was kind and helpful.There was nothing special in the latte, but such employees make you come back again and again.
Lucia Lado
I went in at 12:30 pm the entrance door was being cleaned and blocked by a staff m wmber who politely made me a favour and.let me in. I ordered a single espresso *why not?( which is for £1.95 on the menu but I was charged £2.66. A week ago I ordered a mug of tea, the selection was straightforward black tea or fruit tea. No wonder the place is almost empty, the cosya next door is packed with customers,
Kelly
Not the best experience. Person on till was obviously new as kept getting orders wrong. Waited 20 minutes to get served.Ordered decaf coffee and was given normal coffee.Second person on drinks whose name is Ricky, should learn a few manners in customer service. Both didn’t seem to be happy working
Kinga Motyka
Becky and Deray were super helpful and had absolutely amazing service, they helped me pick the best option and they helped me with an app. Deray made an amazing coffee, it was delicious! I also spoke to male manager on the phone and he helped me with my query. Thank you so much!
Mariana Ionascu
Fav place! ♡best ☕️ ever ❤️
Jason “TheMegFan1000000” Statham
Came in for my morning dose of coffee and got talking to the barista behind the bar about the upcoming hit “The Meg 2.” I explained how much I loved the first movie, and they said they hadn’t seen it. I kept my rage to myself and waited for my drink.As I sat at the counter with my cup, my mind began to wander. The soft foam of the drink swept across my lips like the flowing waves in the sea. The crunch of my ham and cheese toastie, forcing me to bite down hard, like a shark devouring it’s prey. It was all drawing me back to my cinema experiences years ago.The chatter of a crowded store faded from my mind until only one thought remainedCould we get “The Meg 3”?What would it be?And as I sipped away at my venti caramel mochhachino with salted caramel and vegan whip, I put pen to paper, and began to write.After the events of The Meg 1 and 2, Jason Statham has been appointed the head of research into the continued existence of these great beasts. Why had they laid dormant so long? And why now have they chosen to make themselves known to mankind again?While investigating the latest appearance of a Megnormal Presence, Statham and his team are shocked to find that this particular Megalodon is significantly stronger than the others they have faced, almost completely annihilating their underwater research base. Statham and his team just barely make it out alive, but left behind is a small chunk of the Megalodon’s skin, cut off during the attack.Further investigation would reveal this to be something much more dangerous. This was the world’s first ever Megalodon. Still alive after billions of years. And it’s out for revenge.It was at this point I realised my drink was empty, and I temporarily set down my pen to get myself a new beverage. But this time, I was feeling adventurous.Upon receiving my almond milk cookies and cream frappuchino with hazelnut syrup (I was expecting it to taste something like a Nutella iced drink) I also ordered some of those new egg bites. They were quite nice, and very filling. The drink wasn’t exactly what I expected, next time I would order it with extra chocolate sauce and hazelnut syrup, to see if that would make it more nutellaryNow satisfied, I sat down, sipped my cooler, and continued.A being of that magnitude surely could not live for billions of years? And yet, there it was, shunned away at the bottom of the earth, hunting for it’s next meal. It stood to reason that if they took out this Megalodon, then surely to creation of all the subsequent Megs would end too.The plan was set. To reach the end of the Megs, they had the kill the start of them.Our comic relief scientist character sends out a probe into the oceans, searching for Meg DNA, then filters them based on the age of their individual DNA codes. There is a weird glitch on the system at first, but they patch past it and keep searching.Beep.There it is. In the North Atlantic Ocean. The very first Meg. They launch an army of warships to take out the monster, but it tanks the hits from the torpedoes and missiles as if they were made of paper. Statham is awestruck. This thing is unkillable, they threw enough firepower at it to level a small moon. But the Meg swims strong, and lays waste to the fleet, leaving Statham the sole survivor, albeit bloodied, and broken.Statham is rushed into a medical bay, doctors and nurses frantically trying to find out a way to save him. But nothing is working. Then our comic relief scientist puts the clues together, grabs the chuck of Meg skin, drains the blood and injects it into Statham, just as he flatlines.Statham lays still for a moment, then jolts upright, his wounds healing over. Confused, he grabs the scientist by the collar, demanding answers. And it is revealed that the Megs are becoming more present now due to the arrival of a new chain in the DNA history. Jason Statham. An offshoot descendant of the Megs.Enraged, Statham collects his belongings, ready for a fight.“This ain’t just personal. It’s history.”And I am at the end of my review character limit
Maz
Great location and lovely sitting area. Just wanted to say the Staff on Friday were fabulous to accommodate us to be able to conduct our Muslim Prayers in the corner of the Starbucks. Thank you
Gareth Ritchie
Service slow and apathetic. No more signature hot chocolate and the regular hot chocolate is bland. So expensive for what you get. At least it's clean.
Went to a coffee shop for a nice coffee. Coffee was not nice. Also no chai available.
Ricki Burrows
Gets busy, but then again goes quiet. Only the disabled toilet was functional. Standard Starbucks, Costa next door if you prefer. Taxi rank outside and right opposite train station
Aaron Banyard
Look how green this drink is. Drink’s green as frack boi. Like Yoda and Kermit’s baby shoved in an avocado blender. Absolutely shrektacular
E Harmer
Normally my go to before work but was surprised when I asked if I could just pay for my porridge pot to go. Told il just grab you some jam. 6 minutes later I asked if she had found it to be told oh it was cooking. I explained that I wanted to to take this as my work lunch as I was travelling but now left with a solid slime of porridge that I did not want cooked nor was asked to be. I was then told that I should have told the sales assistant this. Not going to be my go to anymore. Not only did I waste my money, I missed my train and have to find something else. Very surprised.
Alan Hiscock
Stopped for a bite to eat and coffee as early to book into our cruise. Food and coffee served good.Wheelchair accessibility: Available also customer WC
Had to wait 10+ minutes to have them brew more basic filter coffee.The "fleshly brewed coffee" was not even room temperature. There was only one person working the counter, making it impossible to ask for an exchange or correction.
Lovely coffee and atmosphere ❤️
Valeria was kind and helpful.There was nothing special in the latte, but such employees make you come back again and again.
I went in at 12:30 pm the entrance door was being cleaned and blocked by a staff m wmber who politely made me a favour and.let me in. I ordered a single espresso *why not?( which is for £1.95 on the menu but I was charged £2.66. A week ago I ordered a mug of tea, the selection was straightforward black tea or fruit tea. No wonder the place is almost empty, the cosya next door is packed with customers,
Not the best experience. Person on till was obviously new as kept getting orders wrong. Waited 20 minutes to get served.Ordered decaf coffee and was given normal coffee.Second person on drinks whose name is Ricky, should learn a few manners in customer service. Both didn’t seem to be happy working
Becky and Deray were super helpful and had absolutely amazing service, they helped me pick the best option and they helped me with an app. Deray made an amazing coffee, it was delicious! I also spoke to male manager on the phone and he helped me with my query. Thank you so much!
Fav place! ♡best ☕️ ever ❤️
Came in for my morning dose of coffee and got talking to the barista behind the bar about the upcoming hit “The Meg 2.” I explained how much I loved the first movie, and they said they hadn’t seen it. I kept my rage to myself and waited for my drink.As I sat at the counter with my cup, my mind began to wander. The soft foam of the drink swept across my lips like the flowing waves in the sea. The crunch of my ham and cheese toastie, forcing me to bite down hard, like a shark devouring it’s prey. It was all drawing me back to my cinema experiences years ago.The chatter of a crowded store faded from my mind until only one thought remainedCould we get “The Meg 3”?What would it be?And as I sipped away at my venti caramel mochhachino with salted caramel and vegan whip, I put pen to paper, and began to write.After the events of The Meg 1 and 2, Jason Statham has been appointed the head of research into the continued existence of these great beasts. Why had they laid dormant so long? And why now have they chosen to make themselves known to mankind again?While investigating the latest appearance of a Megnormal Presence, Statham and his team are shocked to find that this particular Megalodon is significantly stronger than the others they have faced, almost completely annihilating their underwater research base. Statham and his team just barely make it out alive, but left behind is a small chunk of the Megalodon’s skin, cut off during the attack.Further investigation would reveal this to be something much more dangerous. This was the world’s first ever Megalodon. Still alive after billions of years. And it’s out for revenge.It was at this point I realised my drink was empty, and I temporarily set down my pen to get myself a new beverage. But this time, I was feeling adventurous.Upon receiving my almond milk cookies and cream frappuchino with hazelnut syrup (I was expecting it to taste something like a Nutella iced drink) I also ordered some of those new egg bites. They were quite nice, and very filling. The drink wasn’t exactly what I expected, next time I would order it with extra chocolate sauce and hazelnut syrup, to see if that would make it more nutellaryNow satisfied, I sat down, sipped my cooler, and continued.A being of that magnitude surely could not live for billions of years? And yet, there it was, shunned away at the bottom of the earth, hunting for it’s next meal. It stood to reason that if they took out this Megalodon, then surely to creation of all the subsequent Megs would end too.The plan was set. To reach the end of the Megs, they had the kill the start of them.Our comic relief scientist character sends out a probe into the oceans, searching for Meg DNA, then filters them based on the age of their individual DNA codes. There is a weird glitch on the system at first, but they patch past it and keep searching.Beep.There it is. In the North Atlantic Ocean. The very first Meg. They launch an army of warships to take out the monster, but it tanks the hits from the torpedoes and missiles as if they were made of paper. Statham is awestruck. This thing is unkillable, they threw enough firepower at it to level a small moon. But the Meg swims strong, and lays waste to the fleet, leaving Statham the sole survivor, albeit bloodied, and broken.Statham is rushed into a medical bay, doctors and nurses frantically trying to find out a way to save him. But nothing is working. Then our comic relief scientist puts the clues together, grabs the chuck of Meg skin, drains the blood and injects it into Statham, just as he flatlines.Statham lays still for a moment, then jolts upright, his wounds healing over. Confused, he grabs the scientist by the collar, demanding answers. And it is revealed that the Megs are becoming more present now due to the arrival of a new chain in the DNA history. Jason Statham. An offshoot descendant of the Megs.Enraged, Statham collects his belongings, ready for a fight.“This ain’t just personal. It’s history.”And I am at the end of my review character limit
Great location and lovely sitting area. Just wanted to say the Staff on Friday were fabulous to accommodate us to be able to conduct our Muslim Prayers in the corner of the Starbucks. Thank you
Service slow and apathetic. No more signature hot chocolate and the regular hot chocolate is bland. So expensive for what you get. At least it's clean.
Restaurantji Recommends
Went to a coffee shop for a nice coffee. Coffee was not nice. Also no chai available.
Gets busy, but then again goes quiet. Only the disabled toilet was functional. Standard Starbucks, Costa next door if you prefer. Taxi rank outside and right opposite train station
Look how green this drink is. Drink’s green as frack boi. Like Yoda and Kermit’s baby shoved in an avocado blender. Absolutely shrektacular
Normally my go to before work but was surprised when I asked if I could just pay for my porridge pot to go. Told il just grab you some jam. 6 minutes later I asked if she had found it to be told oh it was cooking. I explained that I wanted to to take this as my work lunch as I was travelling but now left with a solid slime of porridge that I did not want cooked nor was asked to be. I was then told that I should have told the sales assistant this. Not going to be my go to anymore. Not only did I waste my money, I missed my train and have to find something else. Very surprised.
Stopped for a bite to eat and coffee as early to book into our cruise. Food and coffee served good.Wheelchair accessibility: Available also customer WC