Hi there, I notice the following response you gave to a diner who gave you a poor review (not the worst but poor). Your awful syntax, grammar and punctuation do not conceal the rudeness and indeed your predilection to nasty confrontation, as many of your other responses do. Were you drunk? Aside from your dreadful English do you feel it is appropriate for someone apparently in the hospitality trade to speak thusly to a complainant? I fear it speaks more of you than it does of the person complaining and you will find that here in the UK restaurateurs tend to treat complaints, even those which they consider unjust, with professional courtesy. (cortesía profesional) Will you be similarly discourteous and frankly, rather vociferous in your tone if I mention my poor experience or should I just not come back and have a happy meal also? Having sampled your food and service myself I feel there may well be a good deal to commend a happy meal over frozen over cooked smudge. When you say his sort are not wanted by 'us' do you mean the hotel, you, the Welsh or just jumped up immigrants who do not know their place simply becasue they have a few bob? Please when answering this question be a good chap and get maybe the staff idiot to write it for you and thus it might be coherent. Response from MiguelS4559, Owner at The Beaufort Coaching Inn & Brasserie Responded 11 May 2019 I guess you can’t be pleased anywhere , going on your remarks of all the other restaurants you have blessed your presence with ! Get your facts straight ! I freeze nothing , nor do I buy frozen products ! I also do not sell sirloin ! That shows me , you know nothing ! Stay at home from now on and treat yourself to a happy meal ! Don’t come to this area ! We don’t need or want you !

HI, Could you please confirm the name of your legal Trading Entity. I note you use Trading Names but your Incorporated entity is required on all websites, paperwork etc and it is not shown where it should be. Thus you appear to be in breach of Companies Act 2006 (Disclosures Regs 2008), Specifically Reg 6(2) Disclosures on Websites. Is there any reason why you conceal your corporate identity?

Are you serving afternoon tea?