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Przyjdź tutaj na trochę odpoczynku po długim spacerze wokół Gooderham (Flatiron) Building. Ta bar specjalizuje się w kuchni Brytyjska i Kanadyjski. Będziesz lubić jego jedzeniem, szczególnie ładnie ugotowany chipsy nacho, słodkie frytki i kanapki z kurczakiem. Serwowanie doskonale ugotowany ciasto czekoladowe jest znakiem rozpoznawczym Scotland Yard Pub. Pyszny piwo beczkowe, whisky z wino są warte wypróbowania tutaj. Czas na degustację dobry kawa z świetny herbata.
Twoim dzieciom zostanie zaoferowane świetne menu dla dzieci. Wielu ludzi podkreśla, że personel jest uprzejmy w to miejsce. Zgodnie z recenzentów, usługa jest przyjemny. Również goście polecają ta bar ze względu na demokratyczny ceny. Przytulny będzie dokładnie tym, czego potrzebujesz po ciężkim dniu pracy. Jeśli chodzi o ocenę Google, Scotland Yard Pub dostała 4.6.
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My community had booked the venue about a month and a half in advance for our monthly event, reserving space for a group of 40-50 people. A few days after submitting the request, we received an email confirming that our reservation had been accepted and that we would be contacted closer to the date for further details — which never happened.
On the morning of the event, one of the organizers called to confirm the booking and was told that there was no reservation under our name. However, the staff admitted the mistake and invited us to come anyway, assuring us they would accommodate us, given that the venue has over 200 seats.
I arrived at 7:30 p.m. and we were told to temporarily wait at Cathedral, because the tables at Scotland Yard were not yet available. These two venues, along with the Old Spaghetti Factory, belong to the same owner and are interconnected.
At Cathedral, the manager warned us that by 9:30 p.m. they would remove the tables to turn the venue into a nightclub, but reassured us they were aware we were waiting to be transferred to Scotland Yard. We started ordering drinks, and I personally walked several times between the Cathedral and Scotland Yard, glass in hand, asking for updates — without anyone stopping me or offering any useful information.
At 9:30 p.m., security literally kicked us out of the Cathedral. We politely asked if we could move to the Old Spaghetti Factory (which was half-empty), and the manager agreed.
At that point, I went to Scotland Yard again to ask if we could finally be seated. The answer? They said they could never accommodate us, blaming us for not confirming the reservation — despite the fact that their staff had previously admitted it was their mistake. As I was discussing with an employee (who repeatedly refused to let me speak with a manager), I saw other newly arrived customers being immediately seated at available tables.
Then, a waitress approached me in an extremely aggressive and rude manner, ordering me to leave the premises, claiming that we couldn't even stand and have drinks — even though many other customers were doing exactly that.
The situation escalated: we were also kicked out of the Old Spaghetti Factory, part of the group got stuck back at Cathedral, and only about fifteen people managed to find seats at Scotland Yard. To make matters worse, we were not allowed to move between the venues internally: we had to exit to the street and re-enter through the main doors, going through security checks each time.
Honestly, at a certain point, the situation felt like an actual hostage situation.
But it didn't end there.
The small group of about 15 people who managed to stay at Scotland Yard remained until 2 a.m., spending an average of $150 per person (plus tips). After paying, they were suddenly approached by security and asked to leave the venue immediately. When they requested an explanation, the security guard struggled to provide one, and they asked to speak with the manager.
The manager — the same person who had just processed their payment without saying anything — then claimed that the group had to leave because alcohol had been brought in from outside — a completely false accusation, since the empty beer bottle they were shown had been purchased earlier that evening at Cathedral, one of their own venues.
When my friends tried to defend themselves, the manager and the security guard verbally assaulted and insulted them. In particular, a young woman who was trying to de-escalate the situation was aggressively yelled at by the manager, who told her to "shut up," saying there would be no further explanations, and threatening to call the police if they did not leave immediately.
The way we were treated was disgraceful and unacceptable.
I personally will never set foot in this place again and I will warn anyone who asks me to stay away from these venues.
This is a real white supremacy bar and we were not treated respectfully at all. This is such poor customer service on their part. I’m beyond disappointed and disgusted but I couldn’t brush this one off. All I will say is do better.