Wetherspoon general discussion.

[aVdub]

I'm sure they'll struggle to find employment in hospitality, which is notoriously right wing...

That sounds like a load of old tosh to me, but I stand to be corrected with linked stats.

Also on topic: We went back to one we were invited to on their launch and had stopped using in 2019 and was surprisingly recognised by the now new manager and spent ages catching up on who went where and who did this and that.

 

[BUDFORCE]

In a new on to me - Wye Bridge House, Buxton.

Nice one this one, large beer garden lovely in the sun.

 

[BUDFORCE]

In the Queens Head in Tavistock, another one ticked off the list.

 

[Double07]

I've been to at least 200+ Spoons and the only one I couldn't wait to get out of was one in Liverpool near The Cavern.
It was full of single Mothers with noisy lids.
The other two in Liverpool were OK.

This is a Group I'm a member of on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/113794066014429

Take it you've never been to Paisley then

 

[RetiredGreyFox]

Take it you've never been to Paisley then

No

 

[Double07]

No

Id advise keeping it that way, The Last Post is an eye opener at times!

Saw a woman get carted out by paramedics on a gurney only to get in the ambulance, refuse to go, walk back into spoons and ask for another double vodka. This was a Thursday afternoon.

 

[RetiredGreyFox]

Id advise keeping it that way, The Last Post is an eye opener at times!

Saw a woman get carted out by paramedics on a gurney only to get in the ambulance, refuse to go, walk back into spoons and ask for another double vodka. This was a Thursday afternoon.

The only Wetherspoon I've seen something happen is in Morecanmbe.
We're sitting there eating and suddenly two Cops are escorting a bloke out, we never heard a sound so whatever happened all happened in silence

 

[jcr]

my local is in the process of going from a Whitbread to a 'Spoons at the mo.

 

[spudbynight]

 

[RetiredGreyFox]

I'm a bit pee'd off, we're in Tenby on another coach holiday, also been to St Davids and Saundersfoot with no Wetherspoon in sight. We're going to Fishguard and Cardigan and i believe none there either.
What's up with the Welsh?

 

[tom_e]

I'm a bit pee'd off, we're in Tenby on another coach holiday, also been to St Davids and Saundersfoot with no Wetherspoon in sight. We're going to Fishguard and Cardigan and i believe none there either.
What's up with the Welsh?

It's strange over the border, there's even big towns with zero Aldi's

 

[BUDFORCE]

What's up with the Welsh?

How long have you got?

 

[RetiredGreyFox]

It's strange over the border, there's even big towns with zero Aldi's

They've got a great big jellyfish on Tenby beach though

 

[Maximum Triceratops]

You can't go wrong,
Sat in Hull Uni Spoons.
5 of us.
4 Bud lights
4 Cokes
1 aperol spritz
1 whiskey and Coke

3 x light bites
Deli wrap
3 x Spice bags
Gourmet burger

Cost me £70

 

[JonRGV250]

Yup

https://twitter.com/x/status/2091890068948463712

 

[BUDFORCE]

I was in The Limes in Fakenham (North Norfolk) this evening, found out if you get the fish and chips, you can replace the chips with a few different things, for me, the mediterranean salad they do.

So fish, mushy peas, and mediterranean salad, and tartare sauce is on the condiment bar.

Perfect.

I'm not the biggest fan of chips, and they are a ton of empty calories (plus if I'm drinking), I think this is my new Spoons go to meal.

 

[robj20]

I'm a bit pee'd off, we're in Tenby on another coach holiday, also been to St Davids and Saundersfoot with no Wetherspoon in sight. We're going to Fishguard and Cardigan and i believe none there either.
What's up with the Welsh?

So many nice places to drink there though, my favourite

Harbwr Tenby Harbour Brewery

I love a decent Spoons, it's become a bit of a monthly routine with my daughter to go for a breakfast.

 

[Jiffy]

Wetherspoons closed 1 in Edinburgh but are opening another 2 at Chambers Street and Fountain Park.

 

[Double07]

I'm a bit pee'd off, we're in Tenby on another coach holiday, also been to St Davids and Saundersfoot with no Wetherspoon in sight. We're going to Fishguard and Cardigan and i believe none there either.
What's up with the Welsh?

Perhaps they prefer non-sticky carpets?

 

[RetiredGreyFox]

Perhaps they prefer non-sticky carpets?

Well all the other pubs do.