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Station Cafe

I've noticed people sitting inside (and today sitting down with cake & coffee) at the Station Cafe opposite Acton Central station - are cafes allowed to open for eat-in now? Does anyone know when the Station House / Rocket will open?

Vanern Vastra ● 1897d7 Comments

Not really, just shows that people are vigilant, which is a good thing for all in these current circumstances.It has been quickly ascertained that no rules seem to have been broken, which is possiby why the original post was  made?No harm done, a comment/question answered, this site works.

Rosco White ● 1893d

God reading these messages makes me think we are living in East Germany and people are snitching to the Stasi Police.

Tony Crumpton ● 1893d

As a regular customer here, I can say 100% that no regulations are being broken. The people seen sitting inside eating are the staff and people sit outside to wait for their food orders, or they are people that live together anyway, so there are no lockdown rules being broken here, and right now we need to be supporting our local businesses who need our custom and support more than ever

Marie Knightley ● 1895d

Since the start of lockdown laveli bakery had chairs outside shop serving inside and outside. Pictures and videos have been taken of this , also talking about regulations What about the people outside parks , protests , sea sides, enjoy youre furlough sit on your arse! What problem have you got with station cafe ! ive been coming here for 6+ years Leave Poor H alone!

martin williams ● 1895d

So far I know, they are not serving any food eat  in, the only people inside this cafe are the staff and family of the owner. The table and chairs they put front of the shop are for the customers who ordered and waiting for the food so I don't think they are breaking the low.

Karolina Knop ● 1895d

No, not allowed yet, as far as I know.I've also noticed one or more non-essential businesses merrily operating these past several weeks.

Rosco White ● 1896d

Sounds as if they're breaking the current regulations.

Susan Kelly ● 1896d