Although this cafe takes Russian flair as its selling point, as a restaurant born in London, it inevitably has to incorporate some British style.
What kinds of styles are common in British restaurants on the streets?
Actually, those styles are quite diverse.
Some restaurants allow diners to bring their own food and cook it on the restaurant's stove. After the meal is prepared, they charge you two or three pennies for the fire and labor.
If you don't want to bother running to the market to buy ingredients, you can order directly at the restaurant.
Generally speaking, a single cup of fine South American coffee costs five pennies. If you opt for a two-penny set meal, you can get a sandwich with four slices of ham and a glass of Sherry. A pot of tea with three teacups, along with six slices of buttered bread, one piece of cake, and two pieces of toast costs ten pennies, or a shilling, because at checkout an extra two pennies as a tip need to be slipped into the manager's pocket.
