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This is the wine bar with the deli attached to it? Rude and obnoxious staff in the deli made me vow to never return. I was really surprised because I thought the deli was quite new and they probably wanted to make an impression. They did. It was bad.


Charlie

Char1ie, does "Rude and obnoxious staff in the deli made me vow to never return." refer to Green & Blue or the East Dulwich Deli over the road. It's not entirely clear.

If it's the latter then I'll dig out the thread where people complained of the bad service. The owner handled himself less adroitly than Kate from Green & Blue, but by all accounts the service has improved a lot since then.

And for the record Green & Blue is great, never really put a foot wrong in my eyes.

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