Wild Caper - City of London,Westminster

The food was good, but the service I received outweighed this element. first, the completely false court was brought out for me. everyone makes mistakes and I hate eating so wasting (to be helpful and make the things easier for the personal) I told the waiter that I would just keep the court as it was already prepared, but then I was, surprisingly, on the price of the second plate (which was more expensive than my actual ordering). When I pointed out, the waiter did not look happy, but brought me a new one. (in this point some other things were happening during the meal, as a waitress tries to take my coffee away when I was not finished). Finally, when it came to pay, I decided to go even further and put a tip down and I told the waiter what amount I would pay on the machine - the waiter took my card, automatically used contactless on the machine without entering the order, put my card on the table without me an input and literally leaving immediately before I had a chance to ask him for one. when contactless has been used, the least that I expect is that the amount placed in the machine or a quitting will be given so that I know what I pay.

We were greeted in this caffe and sitting immediately! the menu is simple, but sound nice! the coffee was beautiful, which is a real compliment, because it is hard to find a beautiful coffee everywhere in london! I ordered mozzarella, basilikum and tomato on sourdough toast. first it was perhaps sour, but was cut very thin, and only one piece. And then it was dressed with cold tomato socks and cold mozzarella. on the top was a very small garnitur of basilikum. it was not exactly what I expected, and not excessively filling, but only cost for two coffees and two meals. So you get what you pay!

We were warmly welcomed at this café and seated promptly. The menu is simple yet appealing. The coffee was exceptional, which is quite a compliment as it can be difficult to find good coffee in London. I ordered a mozzarella, basil, and tomato on sourdough toast. While the sourdough was a bit tangy, it was thinly sliced and only one piece. It was topped with cold tomato slices and mozzarella, with a small garnish of basil on top. It wasn't exactly what I was expecting and wasn't very filling, but for only £18 for two coffees and two meals, you get what you pay for.

The food was good, but the service I received outweighed this element. first, the completely false court was brought out for me. everyone makes mistakes and I hate eating so wasting (to be helpful and make the things easier for the personal) I told the waiter that I would only keep the court as it was already prepared, but I was then, surprisingly, the price of the second plate (which was more expensive than my actual ordering) when I pointed out, the waiter did not look happy but brought me a new one. (in this point some other things were happening during the meal, as a waitress tries to take my coffee away when I was not finished.) finally when it...read more

Not especially an exciting brunch menu, but the actual menu is all about Mediterranean mezzen and small teller. zelt for the wild breakfast, which is essentially its typical speck, is on toast. substantially enough, but didn't enjoy how fat everything was. instead take her brot and croissants.