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Upper level foodcourt Dublin T1
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16-02-2018 3:22pm#1Hey folks,
Just curious as to what ever happened the upper level food court above the street post security in Dublin T1. It appears to have been closed for a number of years now. Does anyone know if there are plans to reopen/redevelop it especially now with record growth and heavy demand on existing food outlets post security. Curious to know
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If your complaint is of a genuine nature you shouldn't be afraid of naming and shaming.
Best form of complaint is to kick-up a ruckus on social media, hammer them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, including loads of photos and then email them with links.
Force of habit from my time over on the R&R forums
It was the SoHo Cafe over on Pier D.
I've never been pleased with the place, which if I remember right has been there ever since Pier D was built. For a while it was the only food option you had in that Pier, which kind of made this "low-cost" section of the airport feel even more..."low cost"....
Beyond cleanness and other factors, my main problem with SoHo has always been their speed of service. I had only ever attempted to purchase ready-made sandwiches and drinks from them, but the attempt would often take upwards of 10 minutes or more. Of the 3 staff they would usually have on, only one of them would typically be taking orders, and as soon as any kind of complex coffee-drink was ordered, the queue would grind to a halt while that was being prepared.
The wait was rarely worth it, and the additional businesses at Pier D that eventually appeared, were very welcome additions.
Instead of SoHo, I now go to Leopold's. There, the same sandwich transaction would take mere moments, while the cafe operated with a fraction of the staff of SoHo. Furthermore, this appeared to be the preferred option of airport staff and flight crews at Pier D. The place was full of uniforms, while the SoHo appeared to be mostly abandoned
All of this I pointed out in my complaint to them...especially the part about a single Leopold's barista performing their 3 baristas who appeared to be doing next to nothing....I lived in hope that they would a managerial bolloking for that...
Probably never happened, but you never know...0 -
Force of habit from my time over on the R&R forums It was the SoHo Cafe over on Pier D.
I've never been pleased with the place, which if I remember right has been there ever since Pier D was built. For a while it was the only food option you had in that Pier, which kind of made this "low-cost" section of the airport feel even more..."low cost"....
Beyond cleanness and other factors, my main problem with SoHo has always been their speed of service. I had only ever attempted to purchase ready-made sandwiches and drinks from them, but the attempt would often take upwards of 10 minutes or more. Of the 3 staff they would usually have on, only one of them would typically be taking orders, and as soon as any kind of complex coffee-drink was ordered, the queue would grind to a halt while that was being prepared.
The wait was rarely worth it, and the additional businesses at Pier D that eventually appeared, were very welcome additions.
Instead of SoHo, I now go to Leopold's. There, the same sandwich transaction would take mere moments, while the cafe operated with a fraction of the staff of SoHo. Furthermore, this appeared to be the preferred option of airport staff and flight crews at Pier D. The place was full of uniforms, while the SoHo appeared to be mostly abandoned
All of this I pointed out in my complaint to them...especially the part about a single Leopold's barista performing their 3 baristas who appeared to be doing next to nothing....I lived in hope that they would a managerial bolloking for that...
Probably never happened, but you never know...
I know exactly what you're saying, I was only there last Friday afternoon, slow as f&€k for coffee and one especially surly member of staff. I witnessed her pouring 2 Pints of Guinness a customer and what she didn't do to it was unmentionable!
All stems from poor Management and lousy conditions for staff.0 -
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