Opera House - JD Wetherspoon in Tunbridge Wells

Nice 'spoons in a well restored venue. Looking a little tired now and in need of a redecoration but nice atmosphere and a nice touch to have your drinks / meal on the old stage!

Best wetherspoons I have been too

Friendly welcome, quick service, talked to a very entertaining local lady.

Really good venue with a great Atmosphere

It's a Wetherspoons. Decent pint, cheap with no frills.

Service was slow but expected for a Wetherspoon but the building is amazing and the evening on the whole was enjoyable

A wonderful operatic performance and experience in a quite unique Wetherspoons setting. This is certainly a space that should be used for other live entertainment.

Good pub decent food, cheap drinks, lovely atmosphere to be in with friends and staff are amazing

Certainly a eye opening place, good atmosphere and as always, good food

Just amazing if your a wetherspoons fan like me 🎭😍❤️

Good old Wetherspoons, good food, excellent prices, amazing venue!

The kitchen and quality of food is about the only thing keeping this place afloat I'd think - although even that is in decline. The staff seem to be untrained in customer service, sometimes failing to not mix personal issues with their professional image. During our last 2 visits I've had to resort to approaching the bar or a member of staff to have our drinks brought to our table (after ordering through the app) as the trays are often left on the bar for 10+ minutes before someone picks it up. Other persistent problems appears to be with the app not having an updated inventory of what's available to order, resulting in failed total payment calculations, usually taking around 20 minutes to place an order.

Fantastic building. Breakfast good for the price. Service good.

The Opera House, Royal Tunbridge Wells The Opera House in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, is a historic building with a rich and fascinating past. Originally opened in 1902 as an opera house, it was designed by architect John Priestley Briggs in the Edwardian Baroque style. Over the years, it has served various purposes, including a cinema in 1931, a bingo hall in the 1960s, and finally, it was converted into a pub by J D Wetherspoon in 1996. The building is a Grade II listed structure, reflecting its architectural and historical significance. It features grand chandeliers, original booths, and stalls from its days as an opera house. The Opera House continues to host occasional opera performances, preserving its rich cultural heritage. Now a Wetherspoon pub, the Opera House offers a range of real ales, craft beers, and freshly ground Lavazza coffee. Breakfast is served until noon, with a full food menu available until 11 PM. The pub also hosts various events, including live music and occasional opera performances. Having visited several times, I can say that Wetherspoon attracts a diverse crowd. The cheap beer draws a wide array of patrons, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. However, I have witnessed some unpleasant incidents, and I believe security needs to be more proactive to ward off troublemakers. The attendants are generally very friendly, which enhances the positive image of the business. However, when faced with a large crowd and feeling overwhelmed, their behavior can sometimes shift to being slightly hostile. They offer a selection of real ales, craft beers, gins, soft drinks, and freshly ground Lavazza coffee. Free refills on tea and coffee are available all day. Breakfast is available until noon, featuring cooked breakfast items, pastries, and freshly brewed Lavazza coffee. For lunch and dinner, they offer a wide range of options, including gourmet burgers, freshly made pizzas, deli deals, lighter bites, and vegetarian choices. They also host special events, often featuring themed events and promotions such as Veganuary specials and Burns' Week celebrations. Some Historical Events: • 1902: The Opera House was originally opened as an opera house, designed by architect John Priestley Briggs in the Edwardian Baroque style. • 1931: It was converted into a cinema by Union Cinemas. • 1960s: The building served as a bingo hall. • 1996: J D Wetherspoon purchased and converted it into a pub. • 2006: The Opera House hosted an opera performance of Handel's Tamerlano. • Annual Performances: The Merry Opera Company has been performing annual operas, including Troy Boy, La traviata, The Magic Flute, Kiss Me, Figaro!, The Barber of Seville, and La Boheme. For the upper class, this place might not be ideal, but for regular folks looking to people-watch and seek adventure, it can be a good spot. Do be aware, though, of the significant presence of young people at this venue most times.

The most amazing setting for a pub. You must visit! Well presented and clean. Short of staff, so a little slow on service front. Friendly staff. Great new Vegan dish for Veganuary.

Updated 11/01/2025. I have been complaining about the cleanliness and lack of management control of this hell hole for years. I’ve written to the Head Office with no response and changed my reviews many times on this platform. Just found out that it was closed over the weekend (Friday 9th Jan 25) due to a very bad outbreak of Norovirus, affecting both patrons and staff. This is directly linked to the unhygienic conditions, practices and care of this outstanding beautiful building. This is the second time it’s closed for this reason, it closed in 2016 for the same sickness virus….. My post earlier doesn’t depict the real lack of care for this place. Spoons has let this building and the people who frequent it down badly. Food here has always been touch and go and we haven’t eaten here for many years for many reasons. Toilets always dirty. Tables always dirty. Tables always clogged with empty glasses, plate’s and sauces. Sticky floors and surfaces. Having to clear and clean your own table! I’m glad that it’s now being “deep cleaned” but I don’t think it will change anything and I won’t be holding my breath! ORIGINAL POST. What’s the point of the app? Waited over 25 minutes to get a drink. Husband complained to the Manager she said they were busy! but plenty of staff just disappearing into the kitchen 3 at a time, one staff member serving at the bar. The second bar is never manned. Still took another 8 minutes to get our order. All the time we were there from 15:30 to 17:50 not a single table was cleaned. We had to clear and clean a table to use it. And then clean our glasses once our drinks turned up. I wouldn’t trust to eat here either 🤢 Every table as far as we could see was dirty and full of glasses plates and sauces. The staff are like Zombies, miserable and very unhappy. Please!! 🙏🏼 Clean 🚽 The female toilet is atrocious 🤮 Don’t just get the staff to sign the log sheet! Clean it.

Awful the staff don't want to be there,, one member of staff on the bar Friday evening an NJ absolute joke if the old man who owns this could see it I don't think he would be happy

It’s the most beautiful Wetherspoons of the country. Lovely inside and outside as well. We had only hot drinks and a brownie so I can’t comment on the food, but the place is beautiful 😍

Tremendous pub - can get a little slower at busy times but hard working staff with amazing value tasty food in a fine interior.

Table took an age to get clear after we sat down and then not completely. The food whilst ok was just chucked on the plate and was very uninspired. Shame for such a nice location.

very untidy tables dirty not enough staff.

An iconic place, worth more than visit, for its intrinsic artistry. Take time to check out every detail including the portraits. Loved it so much only for this 5/5. Will return repeatedly for sure. Highly recommended.

I can’t recommend this place enough. Everything from start to finish was flawless!

Service is very slow, though it was a very busy time. I cannot rate the food as I did not eat, though what I saw come out to other tables, looked ok. The atmosphere and ambience are really nice.

Food arrived cold ( Chicken breast burger)

Service was shocking at one time just one person behind the bar in the end we used the app still had to wait 25 mins for a drink

This is a good Wetherspoons town centre boozer. The building is spectacular being the old Opera House and Wetherspoons have left all the original features which makes for a stunning pub setting. Food is typically good value and the standard is good. At the time of my visit the experience was let down by slow service not helped by the, usually good, Wetherspoons app not being up to date. Several ales stated were unavailable and some on the bar were not on the app. Despite pointing this out several times over a three hour visit nothing changed. I was also unimpressed by the policy of leaving pump clips outward facing despite the ale so advertised being unavailable. Not impressive.

One of the prettiest Weatherspoons in the country, unfortunately it's only redeeming character. Staff couldn't be more ruder.. you don't greet a customer with "what?" !!

Stunning place beautiful inside old opera house . amazing food , not your typical weatherspoons . The best I've been too

Been coming here for the past couple of weeks as I’m in Tunbridge Wells for work, and it’s handy for solo people to order from the app at a Wetherspoons without leaving their things unattended. Astonishingly, without fail, every evening the food has arrived before the drink. And the bar’s not even busy. There’s been times I can literally see the staff behind the bar chatting, when I’ve been waiting half an hour for a Pepsi. Mad. Architecture is nice though I guess?

The nicest JD Wetherspoons i have ever been

Ordered basic bar food. Waited 30 minutes, no food. Checked with staff and told it would be another 1 hour 45 min!!. Given refund and left.

Such a cool spoons being in an old theatre

Visited a last month, what a lovely building, after having a drink with our show (we just performed at the theatre) I unfortunately was served a beer that was off/bad… it happens never mind, I took it back and was told by the bar lady if she gave a refund for everything people don’t like she would go out of business, slightly flabbergasted by her lack of customer care (she changed the barrel a few hours ago it was fine apparently) I ordered another drink, around 10 minutes later a member of our group of 15 was refused her sherry because they were with me, then the bouncers came over and stood threatening a group containing pensioners with this bar lady who claimed to me the manager shouting we have to leave or she will call the police! As someone who has worked for 20 years in the trade this is not the training I know your company would have given. Summary: walk in and look at the beautiful building then quickly leave as the management and service is awful!

Good cheap food, service was great Oskana had a rude customer playing tiktoks out loud and handled the situation wonderfully. Felt bad as well

Food cold, mash potato smeared over plate to look bigger. Given this place so many chances with food and I'm afraid to day its getting worse each time we come. Added tothis review Oxana has the worst customer service i have ever come across. I have never been spoken to like thus before. Maybe wetherspoons should send tgeir staff on a customer service course.

You can't beat a wetherspoon breakfast

Took my grandaughter and greatgrandson for breakfast . Such a fantastic building will go again. It's a shame the carparks are so difficult to find.

Popped in here after visiting Rochester, Tunbridge well is a beautiful charming place. The opera house really is a beautiful place, restored beautifully. Food was a good standard. Staff were a little unfriendly but did their job.

This was once one of my favourite spoons in the country, it is such a shame that is now turned into one of the worst, and in such a beautiful building. It seems massively under staffed, the tables are not cleaned and empty glasses just pile up , and it took 15 minutes to get a drink served at the table. Sort it out Tim this place needs to be saved.

You wouldn't want that falling on your nappa.

What a lovely building. Staff were friendly.

Bad service, long wait around half an hour.

Fantastic building, old theatre intact ,functional theatre ,dramatic atmosphere . One drawback nowhere near enough staff! Be prepared for a long wait @

A beautiful old theatre and lovely pub ruined by the poor management. On a Friday night the drug taking in the venue is rife but it’s overlooked by the staff yet one of a group of 15 45+ years olds returns a drink because they are unhappy and the whole table are refused service before being removed from the pub.

I like Wetherspoons, but they don't belong in a building as magnificent as this. Flashing gambling machines against the backdrop of the ornate opera house stage and stalls is just wrong. No music inside, funny smell, smokers loitering in entrance.

Today at 2 pm (18/10/24) , me and my friends visited opera for lunch. We really had terrible experience from staff side. There was a female waitress who was extremely rude and racistic to us. We came and sat on a table which had left overs from previous customers. We waited a bit after our order, as there was no response from staff side. We requested them politely to clear the table. The female waitress ignored us initially , then even after requesting again she said NO ! and rudely demanded us to change the table after placing order. As we already settled with everything ,we waited until the food get served but she rudely served the food with disrespect by placing the food with all the left over. We were shocked with such disrespectful manner and request her to clear the table. Then ,she ignored all of our request and started to pick about the shoes we worn and commented on the dress by saying it REPEATEDLY . THAT WAS REALLY RACISTIC !! As we questioned it she walked off . Then in a minute she came back and stacked the food together and asked us to walkout of the pub and she shouted that we are no more invited to the pub saying she is the incharge of the pub and she is licensed to say that.we questioned her about this attitude and she said that we have trespassed and shouted at us to leave the pub. She threatened us that she will call the police and we agreed as we are happy to explain the situation to them but the moment we agreed she changed her attitude and started shouting us to leave the pub repeatedly and she will provide the refund. We were the frequent customers as I have been living in tunbridge wells for the past 4 years. This was a shocking experience for me and my friends. Hope this will be escalated and please make sure that the staff’s are trained properly to deal with the customers respectfully. ( If any authority comes across this post please check CCTV camera for clarity )

Waited over 20 mins for a drinks order on the Wetherspoon app, on complaining was told curtly they were understaffed, not really 2 or 3 staff wandering about looking lost with 1 poor sole struggling behind the bar, so not understaffed just badly Managed me thinks!!

Very expressive establishment, the old opera house, unique pub for a chill out and drink. Once a year the pub is turned into an opera where boxes and stalls are sold to the public which is nice. All food and drinks are the same as usual Wetherspoons pubs.

This is a seriously impressive transformation. What a fabulous building. As you can tell from the name it's an old Opera house & the stalls seating has been left in situ. We sat at a table on the old stage & were wowed as we looked around us. It's a lovely pub. Certainly in my top 5. We only popped in for a hot drink. We ordered using the app & waited 12 minutes for 2 x empty cups to be brought out. We got fed up waiting & my wife got cups from the bar, went to the drinks machine to find out no coffee options were available. Bit disappointed Tim. Wonderful building though. We are told this Spoons has a live band once a year & you can sit in the stalls? If true that would be amazing?

It's a Wetherspoons, so food is as expected from this chain (IMHO it has a good quality, for the price). We ordered throughout the APP, but the service was good. The atmosphere itself, was one of best pubs I have ever been to. It is built into an old theatre, keeping most of the old architecture and artifacts. Just look at the pictures. It's simply amazing.

What a fabulous wetherspoons. Very impressive. Everywhere was very clean and tidy. The staff were all very polite and smart. The food was very good as it always is at wetherspoons. I had the new Korean chicken which was lovely. You always get what you expect, but the atmosphere here made it even better. An especially nice feature here is that they put a proper opera on once a year which we will definitely be going back for. Wish we lived closer, this would be our regular.

What a lovely building, breakfast was great and nice atmosphere

Such opulent surroundings for a spoons. Very nice

Awful, food came out late and not all together and when it came it was over cooked and cold. Never expect too much from a weatherspoons it’s normally cheap and cheerful, but I don’t expect to wait an hour in a half empty pub for food to arrive cold. Oh and don’t order the Korean chicken bowl it’s tiny and it says it comes with chips but that’s not a side bowl of chips it’s in the bowl with the few chunks of chicken that your given more of a light and I mean light snack than a proper meal. Staff were friendly enough.

Last Sunday afternoon, the reliable barman Tye, was left on his own with a 16 or 17 year old, who cannot serve or deliver alcohol, waited over 65 on the app for drinks, during this time 2 line managers appeared, 1 picked up her bag and vanished, the other looked at a till, then walked off, very poorly managed and no sense of mucking in

Spectacular Opera house really is quite wonderful...pity the food wasn't. Reasonable wait of 12mins we received the food. It looked like it had been dropped with literally no thought over what it looked like. The burger was shrivelled cardboard - the Korean bowl was 1/3 of its photo. Up there with one of the worst Wetherspoons.

Fabulous location, interesting history, well done weatherspoons for preserving the building.

Very disappointed the food I ordered was supposed to have coleslaw was not informed when I ordered that they had run out not offered a alternative. Also ordered ice cream again not informed by bar staff.Get your act together whether spoons l

Food came out before the drinks, even when the place wasn't at all busy. Food was disappointing, the chips tasted like they had been sat out for a while, but the biggest red flag for me was the peas. As evidenced by the photo, a fair few of them were brown and the first and only forkful of them made me want to gag. Peas are one of the easiest foods to cook and this place can't even get that right...

Beautiful place to eat in, so good how Wetherspoons have kept the decor. Great service and food as usual. I ordered the southern fried chicken wrap with chips and a coffee which came to £4! Be warned though, the spicy chipotle sauce in the wrap is very very hot so you might want to tell them to put it on the side separately!

Got poor experience at this grand looking place. Fish was so dry, i could not cut or chew. The size of the regular fish is a joke. Been a customer for many years, never left hungry and disappointed as I am today. Surely not coming back.

Sorry one star is too many, we didn't even sit down..rang to book a table and were told, they don't take bookings, but, at the time we wanted they wouldn't be busy and getting a table wouldn't be a problem,what a joke...we were 4, one in a wheelchair, all the tables on the street level were taken by just drinkers, the only tables available were down steps, so you missed out on 4 meals,sweets and drinks, won't ever bother again

Had a quick drink here, the decor was amazing

I only had time for a quick drink at the Opera House, but it was enough to appreciate its unique atmosphere. The building itself is a marvel, with soaring ceilings, ornate balconies, and a lingering sense of the stage it once held. It's quite a contrast to your typical pub, and it makes for a memorable setting to enjoy a pint. While I didn't try the food, I'm sure it's the standard Wetherspoon's fare, which is perfectly adequate for a casual meal. The service was a bit slow, but the friendly staff made up for it. Overall, the Opera House is a fantastic spot for a drink in a truly unique setting. It's worth stopping by just to soak in the grandeur of the building.

Had to wait for drinks, food came before then when I ordered on the app. Although it's a lovely old building it appeared a bit shabby,dirty and everything on and including the table was sticky.

The decor is nice. The bar manager is rude, has the inability to smile, no essence of customer service, turned her nose up at any children close by.

Not the best place. Old, dirty and sticky 2 Star from me

Meh it's a wetherspoons what do you expect

We have frequently used wetherspoons this summer due to good value for money which we cannot fault. On this occasion in Tunbridge Wells the food came really quick but the drinks came after we finished eating and it wasn't really busy as it was just after 1.30. But staff were very pleasant and apologetic.

I went there with my family for English Breakfast last weekend and that was a mistake. Most of the empty tables were dirty with used dishes and rests of food on them. We chose one of the tables and were waiting for somebody to clean it, but nobody was coming for quite a while. Finally a waitress turned up and without any greeting told us off for having a pram with us. We asked politely where we can put the pram. She said nothing. She kept repeating that we need to take it out of the way and when I asked where it can be put she turned around and went away. We moved the pram closer to the main entrance, took our seats and kept waiting for cleaning the table. The same waitress came again. That time she didn't like the way my husband's chair was positioned - it was apparently blocking access to another empty table. He moved the chair. I asked the waitress if we could have the table cleaned. She snapped out that she is not a cleaning service. I asked if she could call somebody from the cleaning team, which she took for an attack and said that I was being rude and she was busy. She went away. We moved all the dirty dishes from our table and placed them on the table next to us and we cleaned the table ourselves. Food was reasonably priced but mediocre in taste. The Opera House is a beautiful place indeed so we go there occasionally when we have guests so they can see the building. That time the guests weren't impressed. I have an impression that under the current management this place is getting worse and worse. We were there on a Saturday morning, so I expected crowds there, but nothing like that - only a couple of tables were occupied. Still the very rude waitress considered herself super busy.

Eating out in the UK is never cheap. It’s better not to spend money on a banquet with old friends given the circumstances! "Don't be afraid, I'll go with you to the Great British Glue Wok!" Is the giant plastic wok coming to the UK? It turns out to be an analogy. That's what a British fast food restaurant chain is talking about! When I arrived in T-shirts and shorts, it turned out to be Opera House with a history of over a century! Is it a surprise arranged by an old friend? It's time to go back and change into a drinking shirt! "Coming in!" Scared... I braved my way in and found out that inside an elegant ancient building, there was a restaurant that combined a bar and a cafe, called Wetherspoon. This restaurant chain is located all over the UK. Most of its locations are in quaint properties with inconspicuous signs. From the outside, it looks like a high-end restaurant. Menu food is at its peak, price is a weapon, cheap food is of good quality, and beer is available downstairs for a minimum of two pounds. Coffee or hot chocolate, unlimited refills for £1.56. My friend’s daughter drank six cups and was very satisfied. There were many beers, so I asked the waiter to recommend them, and he asked me which one I wanted to try. Feel free to give me some advice and pour a small glass to try. I tried three of them and I'm already drunk. I am fascinated by the world, talk about thousands of miles, talk about the past and present, and play two games of slot machines when I feel like it. Spending ten pounds to spend an entire night, how can a Hong Kong giant plastic wok do that?

Got to be the best looking inside of any pub your likely to see, A great feel to the place, food was the usual spoons (get what you pay for no more) staff were above average, not great for disabled visitors, must try this pub just for the experience.

Absolutely amazing wetherspoons. I can appreciate why this often comes top of their list. It's an experience just to be inside.

As Wetherspoons go, this place is pretty darn good. It's a beautiful building and it's wonderful that Wetherspoons appear to be maintaining it and preserving it's character.

Absolute skip. Avoid unless you have no other option.

Avoid this dump.. food rubbish cold, food order wrong, staff young female young male serving food did not care got very moody and just did not want to be there, young male got very aggressive in front of my children which up set them, lady manager shouted at people standing in wrong place at bar even though there was no sign to say don’t order here.. young female waiter texting on her phone in corner when there was food waiting to come out, tables very dirty not cleared or cleaned and it was not busy at all, toilets well.. there just was not useable total filthy .. when I asked to speak to manager ref the 45 min wait for ice cream that then came out like soup runny she said if it’s a complaint I’m not interested ! I know there all probably on min wage but you really need to get workers in that actually want to work .. there was 4 other tables having to complain about the same issues.. really surprised the place is still open

Excellent quality/value/service/food on a busy Saturday night. Stunning interior - saved from its fate as a defunct bingo hall by Wetherspoon in 1996. Recommended.

A smashing wetherspoon pub. Being an opera house, it has kept all of its charm. Staff are always so busy yet polite.

I like this Spoons. The atmosphere is great as it is an Old Opera House. The food is spoons food and often depends on who is cheffing. Great for a cheap drink and dinner. I've always had good service. There is even a bit of outside space now (not pretty but does the job)

Wow what a building, the old opera house. Still intact with the stage, circle and boxes, beautiful decor and chandelier

Waited 45 minutes after ordering food on the app which was pretty grim when it did arrive (minus the peas). Service terrible (not their fault as they’re probably on minimum wage and don’t give a ****, but it really comes across - they are miserable). Cutlery still had old, hard food stuck on it. Shame as it’s a really lovely building.

Very interesting place interior has been preserved as it was.great selection of drinks

For a Spoons this is always nice and clean. And the foods not bad for the money (better than McD) beers good too

This is a really nice wetherspoons pub. Beautiful architecture inside and out. Friendly and welcoming staff and a good choice of beers and food, at a fair price

It's spoons - reasonable food & drink at sound prices 🍺

Absolute fantastic decor at this pub. Never seen anything quite like it. Affordable food and drinks. I highly recommend a visit.

Visited with some friends for lunch on Saturday. We had soft drinks and my friends ordered burgers and chips and I had veggie patty and chips. Food arrived nice and hot. Good for the price, very tasty. Four empty plates so we were all happy. Staff very friendly and efficient. Clean and tidy, tables cleared quickly. As a bonus you eat in an opera house which is absolutely stunning. Will return soon.

Amazing food in such a beautiful sarrounding.

Very nice inside nice pint of greene king i p a. Good service staff friendly

Your standard weatherspoons fare, what makes this unusual is that it's in an old opera house so worth a visit for that. No beer garden.

Our 1st ever visit to this venue. The decor is amazing. The fact they have held regular opera's here

Excellent Wetherspoon pub great decor

A very nice building and the history is good within the opera house. Although it is a wetherspoons and we did go in on a Friday night. So it was full of young people who we were probably old enough to be their parents. It was during the Euros so they had that showing on the big screen. Getting a table was pot luck and took a good hour for the glasses to be cleared from the people before us (but it was a Friday night so no complaints from us at least we had a seat). The app wasn't working in the evening which I can understand why, did mean we had to wait to be served at the bar, and we probably didn't push as hard as some of the others to get the bar staff's attention. You know what you are getting with spoons, probably some nice history if you read the information around the place.

What a lovely building. Wetherspoons do so well preserving this wonderful architecture

Was the worst food I have in wetherspoons

Interesting setting for a Wetherspoon. Table service using the Wetherspoon app is the way forward, bar takes too long. Shame there aren’t many windows.

Upon my visit to the Opera House, I was absolutely stunned by its beauty. Unfortunately, the staff behaviour did not match this beauty in any way, with the exception of a delightful young man named Tom. I watched a young man be denied a drink simply on account of his ID, which was an Irish Driving License. The two women delivering the drinks were obtusely adamant that his ID was fake, because “it did not have a UK flag on it”. They were exceedingly patronising to this man, who barely required the “Challenge 25” policy, and these waiters insisted that his ID must be a fake. I have never before seen or experienced such prejudice in a Wetherspoons, and I am frankly shocked and disgusted by such behaviour. These women were beyond rude, and one even condescended to state that she was being “kind” in offering this man a refund or a soft drink after refusing him his cider, and that she “didn’t have to offer him anything”. This, as I am sure one will know, is not a kindness, but a legal requirement. They refused his drink simply because they could not recognise an ID from outside England. Having frequented many Wetherspoons with my partner for years, we have never before witnessed such disgraceful and prejudiced behaviour. I am incredibly disappointed to have to submit this complaint, and will have to seriously think before returning to another branch of this company, as it is clear they lack any training that might be required for the role.

Lovely classic spoons but in an opera house. Located in the town centre and the atmosphere and building is genuinely insane. It is ever so pretty and let’s say the classic shots were good as usual. You are able to get a box to have your meal in which is again insane but nice spoons.

Better than most wetherspoons, friendly staff and quick service.