Marks Spencer - Speisekarte

Not up to usual M&S standards. The queuing system was not good and the food was OK but not up to the usual standards. We had jacket potato with chilli con carne and a Caesar salad but we’ve had better at previous visits.

Lately, it seems to be a common occurrence at M and S cafes. In the mid-morning, shoppers are looking for a coffee and a snack, but there are only two staff members manning two counters. They take the orders, handle the money, and then make the coffee, causing some frustration among customers. The staff is very friendly and the coffee was good, but it would greatly improve the experience if they had additional staff on hand.

I had a great experience at the Marks and Spencer café in the shopping center in Milton Keynes. The staff were efficient and the wait time was not long, which was a pleasant surprise. I ordered a ham and cheese toasty and a salted caramel latte, both of which were delicious. I would give them a solid ten out of ten for their service and presentation. The tables were clean and uncluttered, which I appreciated. There was no annoying background music, which was a plus for me. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience and I will definitely be returning in the future.

M&S dont deserve customers in their cafes and the only reason I go there is because I receive vouchers with their account.This cafe is the same as the rest of them, a long wait of at least 15 minutes to get a hot drink, tables not cleared and miserable looking staff. I do not understand why they have only one person taking the order and making the hot drinks and handling cash, it can only make service slow.We ended up rushing our food because we were running out of expensive parking time.Finally, it was January and the cafe was very cold and did not appear to have any heating.

I visited this M&S Cafe two months ago and had a great experience. However, my recent visit left me disappointed. The service was friendly and quick, likely due to the quiet 4.00pm time. The soya latte was excellent, and the chips were hot and well-cooked. Unfortunately, the fish finger sandwich was a letdown compared to my previous visit. It looked visually poorer, with less fish finger and ordinary white bread. The sandwich lacked mayo and had minimal greenery. The coleslaw serving was smaller, and there was no pickled gherkin. Overall, I don't think I will be returning to this cafe.

Just after midday Friday and I had a click and collect to pick up at M&S in CMK. Initial plan was for a coffee first. I enquired if they did soya milk and was assured they did and ordered a soya latte £2.75). I then looked up at the menu and was tempted by the fish finger sandwich £5.50) and ordered one. The coffee was excellent. The fish finger sandwich took a little while to prepare and was served on white bloomer bread with mayo I would have liked more mayo) and some greenery inside and a decent serving of good coleslaw and a slice of pickle on the side. The fish fingers were lovely and the breadcrumbs crisp. Thoroughly enjoyed.

Popped in for lunch while shopping in the store as the vegetarian options looked good for my wife. Initial service was efficient and we got to a table quickly. However here are the issues in need of attention...1. All the tables were dirty 2.most empty tables had not been cleared 3. The waiting time for a hot sandwich was over 15 mins 4. The staff who eventually started clearing tables seemed miserable and were communicative. 5. A lot of staff seemed to be wandering around aimlessly and empty handed, in spite of how busy and messy the place was. 6. No one seemed to be managing the place. 7. The food was expensive £12 for two sandwiches and 2 cold drinks!

It 's the same old story. I 've seen that in my last review of the café at M&S in the MK Shopping centre that it was virtually impossible to find anywhere to eat, mid-week. So I thought i 'd try the café in this particular branch again and, hey-presto! There wasn 't a long queue at the service counter or till. I ordered a cheese and ham toast, a rather delicious piece of coffee cake (how can you resist? Queing right next to the display of cakes, not too easy to resist? As someone said, possibly Oscar Wilde, 'I never could resist temptation, ' or if it wasn 't him, it ought to have been. I was served relatively quickly, by a staff who did at least acknowledge my existence as a customer. Take...

My wife and I had a rather less than satisfactory experience at the M S Café in the Milton Keynes Centre MK store today. We arrived at about 1.30 pm. I ordered fish and chips. My wife wanted soup, but was unable to have it as it was not gluten-free. Soup in restaurants should always be gluten-free, it only means using a gluten-free flour, such as corn flour, instead of wheat flour. We sat down to await the food, and were then approached by a member of staff who told us that the fish was out of stock, and that checkout had been told this an hour beforehand, but were still taking orders for it. This is not the first time we have encountered menu items being out of stock at lunchtime. How on ea...