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Planning your trip, pay attention to St. Martin's Church and remember to decide where to eat: this cafe is right aside the mentioned attraction. British cuisine is what Red Onion Cafe boasts. Here you will find nicely cooked sandwiches, halloumi and filet américain. The unique characteristic of this place is serving tasty pudding, crumble and brownies. Wine that you can try is good. According to the guests' opinions, waiters serve great latte, tea or milkshakes.
Children can select dishes from the kids' menu. A number of reviewers mention that the staff is terrific at this spot. Professional service is something that people highlight in their reviews. Prices are found reasonable here. You will appreciate the homey decor and enjoyable atmosphere of this cafe. Red Onion Cafe scored 4.6 in the Google rating system.
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Shilpa Panchmatia
29 days ago on Google
Loved it! Fresh cooked food ( lovely varied menu too ) All the staff were fantastic on the ball & EXCELLENT customer service. It’s decorated so well. Edgy & cute. Perfect sunday brunch Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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Deelan Sital
a month ago on Google
Beautiful presentation of food. Nice bitesize menu so easier to pick food of choice not overkill on choices. My wife's a kiwi from NZ and she hates the greasy spoon cafes in the UK. This cafe was the first she felt it bought the best of UK cafes out with amazing food choice and presentation that she's so used too in NewZealand. I cannot fault thinking either. Healthy and delicious. Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: £30–40 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Egg Benedict
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Anie Keshishian
5 months ago on Google
A very bizarre first experience at Red Onion Café this afternoon. We went there after seeing positive reviews on Google and were looking forward to discovering a café local to us. We ordered two juices, one chicken burger, one bountiful salad and two sides of fries. According to the menu, the bountiful salad was meant to consist of tomatoes, dressed leaves, grains, hummus, roasted veg and pomegranate. I ordered this salad with a side of falafel. I was blown away that not only did the salad came out with the wrong side of halloumi, the salad was served essentially consisting of leaves, less than one spoonful of couscous and a very restrained spread of hummus. All this for £9. There were no roasted vegetables or pomegranate in sight. I asked the waitress why this dish did not come out as described in the menu. She stated that the chef was new and that they would make a fresh salad. She reassured me at this stage that we would not be charged for the salad and that it would be taken off the bill. I accepted the offer of a new salad on this basis. After all this, we were flabbergasted that when we went to the counter to pay the bill, we were being asked to pay for the salad, when the waitress had specifically stated that we would not be charged for it. If the waitress had been referring to the salad that we had returned, it would have been a given that we would not have been paying for salad leaves and a spoon of couscous and houmous, plus the cost of the wrong side order. I therefore had taken her assurances to be in reference to removing the second salad from the bill entirely. The entire interaction at the counter was very strange – we were confronted by a group of young waitresses and their comments made us feel that we were trying to get away with not paying for the salad, when the only reason we thought we weren’t paying for the salad is because we were assured that we wouldn’t have to. The waitress who had made the assurance was there, and said “I was talking about the first salad”. I mentioned that it was a given that we would not have been paying for the first salad. The café seems to be run by a group of young and inexperienced waitresses who have very little experience of how to speak to customers and how to handle issues. Their approach at the counter can only be described as being spoken to by a gaggle of geese, each trying to have their say. To end this dialogue and not to create further embarrassment, my partner said he would just pay for the two salads, including the returned one, to bring an end to the discussion. Only at this stage did the waitress who had said she’d remove the salad from the bill say “okay we won’t charge you for it” and looked very begrudged, as though she wasn’t getting her way in a petty argument with her friends. We walked out of the café, scratching our heads and wondering if what we had experienced was real, as we have never come across such bizarre customer service anywhere we have eaten, whether for lunch, breakfast or dinner. Furthermore, I noted from observing their interactions with other customers (before there was even an issue with our order) that there were repetitive mistakes being made with customer orders. There was also no organisation or communication amongst the staff members. Sadly, we won’t be returning after this experience, as much as we would have liked to support a local independent. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Food: 2 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2
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Price range per person £8 - £20
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Address
Ruislip
95 High St, Ruislip, England, United Kingdom
Features
Outdoor seating
Takeaway
Cash only
Wheelchair accessible
Opening hours
| SundaySun | 9AM-6PM |
| MondayMon | 9AM-4:30PM |
| TuesdayTue | 9AM-4:30PM |
| WednesdayWed | 9AM-4:30PM |
| ThursdayThu | 9AM-4:30PM |
| FridayFri | 9AM-6PM |
| SaturdaySat | 9AM-6PM |
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