The Butter Cross, Bingham in Rushcliffe

Firstly, as a pub it’s absolutely fine. Probably as good a Spoons as you will find. Specific gripe - brought the kids last week to eat and ordered through the app - chips “sold out” ! What sort of Spoons runs out of chips? They could have just gone to one of the 4 nearby supermarkets for more? We left because the kids had decided they wanted pizza and chips. Went back today - Saturday lunch time. Again ordering through the app at least half of the menu listed as “sold out” ! Managed to choose 4 meals from what was left. Then ordering drinks for the kids - no coke (actually Pepsi / Pepsi max) or lemonade!! I mean what sort of pub runs out of coke and lemonde on a Saturday lunch time ?? Won’t bother again.

I know that you get what you pay for but does that mean it should be cold? Had breakfast a couple of times recently and it’s changed. Burnt toast that was cold, how does that even happen? Bacon and beans cold. Staff aren’t interested. Coffee machines hit and miss. I know it’s cheap but come on weatherspoons, pull your finger out!

First review for a couple of years, no change whatsoever, terrible management, someone was vaping at one of the tables, he kept hiding it but it was so obvious because of the smell but the member of staff who spent all her time cleaning tables and serving meals just seemed oblivious to it or probably turned a blind eye. Long wait for food and drinks on the app (cocktails in jugs seem to take priority over everything else). This place looks really tired and run down and is in need of some TLC and some of the staff need to sue the charm school they attended, will no be going back in a hurry.

Visited The Butter Cross on more than one occasion despite not being local. Worth a short journey for inexpensive food in a comfortable surroundings. Bingham is a nice market town and this 'Spoons compliments the place nicely. As ever, you know what you're getting and it ain't Heston Blumenthal. Heston Services is a closer likeness. But I do the place an injustice, it's a more than adequate pub with good food for the prices you are paying. Give it a go if Bingham is your destination.

Have been going here for Breakfast or Lunch for ten years, but sadly no more. All Wetherspoon's prices have rocketed. Spoons no longer competitive in pricing compared with other chains. Prices have been going up and up and portions getting smaller and smaller. Curry lunch balti bowl has shrunk to half size and price has increased. Only positive is great staff and cheaper beer, but sadly we will now be lunching elsewhere. Goodbye!

last visit may, so went again. we had curry meals with garlic naan.both meals very nice, drinks good.met two ladys who used to work at newark werthspoons.nice clean place. did not wait long for meal.

I do quite like a Wetherspoons (despite its clown of an owner) and I am fully aware that they vary between pubs from very good to rather poor. We decided to try this one as the Newark branch, our nearest, is about to close. The Butter Cross is certainly down the poor end of the spectrum. The first thing that you notice is the fact that it's not particularly clean and tidy. It wasn't busy when we visited but many tables were out of use due to being cluttered with dirty glasses and crockery. Only as we were leaving did anyone bother clearing and wiping tables that had been untouched for at least an hour. Clearly they are struggling to get staff and those that are there seem apathetic and wishing they were somewhere else. To be fair, the beer wasn't bad. They didn't have my first choice and actually only seemed to have a couple of cask ales available at all, but the one I chose was pleasant and well kept. We ordered food which arrived reasonably quickly. I quite like a Spoons fish and chips normally, but this offering was by far the worst I have ever been served in any of the many pubs where I've ordered it. The chips were the usual offering, small portion but edible. The mushy peas had started to dry out as if they had stood on the plate for a while. But the fish was quite dreadful. The batter was crunchy and greasy and the miserably thin piece of fish within was overcooked and tasteless. Is this a one-off, is the Butter Cross incapable of cooking fish, or is this now the Wetherspoons norm for their fish? My wife ordered the 10oz gammon, which should be served with 2 eggs. When it arrived, she queried the lack of eggs and eventually a reluctant woman arrived and dropped a plate on the table with a single egg on it. There was no enquiry at any point if we were happy with the meals, so perhaps they have given up on courtesy checks as they expect negative responses. Yes, we could have complained and sent the awful fish back. But it really wasn't worth the bother. We have just put it down to experience and will not be visiting again. Wetherspoons are struggling in some locations at the moment and it would not surprise me if this one fell by the wayside if it sets such poor standards.

scampi and chips very good, doombar ok.service at bar was very, very slow.better than newarks wetherspoons, staff better.

Abysmal service. Wanted a beer and a take away. Said take away arrived in a doggy box. No bag no napkins. Totally disgusting response from the staff.

Had a bus ride to Bingham & called in the Butter cross for Breakfast the staff were vary frendly & helpful the place was clean will call again!.

Awful pub. Wetherspoons are never up to much but this one is particularly poor. Sticky floors, overly bright, surly staff and full of scum. The drinks are just as cheap at the other pubs in Bingham, so do yourself a favour and go there instead.

Wow,not been to Wetherspoons for a long time and have been wowed tonight not only by the service from ordering to delivery but how nothing has been to much trouble for the people who work very hard there. Will definitely go again and won’t leave it so long next time. Thank you for a lovely evening

Can't really complain as everyone knows what you get. Only problem here is the staff. Young and very ignorant. Don't want to be there and zero customer care skills.

Best place to drink bingham. Cheap, open the latest and you're lucky if you're served by Alfie who's seems to be always there with a smile and really deserves the recognition. Food is always lovely, service is fast, first place you should stop when visiting.

This place has gone downhill,we have visited several times over the course of this year thinking it will be better next time. Unfortunately it’s not improving.it seems to be understaffed, tables needs cleaning and food service needs addressing. Had a luke warm full English. Didn’t complain as it’s really cheap. Peas have no taste. Childrens meals served on very hot plate. I could go on.it needs a good shake up and staff need better training although they have always been pleasant during our visits. Will be a while before we try it again.

Popped in here for our lunch, 2 really nice mains and the drinks were spot on. Prices were very good. Service was quick and staff friendly.

Go here often, always good, however different staff today and no sign of the manager, our meal was delivered quickly and usually after two minutes they come back to see how it is, however this wasn’t the case today, my peas and chips were barely luke warm and the staff were more interested in going outside to try to open a car boot for a member of staff than deal with their customers, I waited patiently for someone to collect our plates and when they finally came ( fifteen minutes after we had finished) I complained and the girl said do you want more chips, NO I DIDN’T, she said she was sorry and that was that, not very good customer service

It's a 'Spoons, so you know what to expect. Pleasant staff, very reasonable prices. It's not the best breakfast I have ever eaten in my life, but good value for the money. The coffee was surprisingly good, and free refills, including decaff, is a bonus. The in-house magazine makes Pravda look even-handed

Just popped in for breakfast as a last minute decision, it was just ok but the portion sizes seem to have shrunk these days. My main reason for this review is ; the place is filthy, tables need a good scrub as my arms were sticking to them. There was food on the walls where we sat, the decor is getting quite tired and grubby looking. Not a pleasant place to be these days for food.

Alfie.. what a star! Great barman, friendly, smiley , enjoys his job and works hard - what an asset! Made me want to come back to Wetherspoon’s

This place really needs some TLC it is very shabby, and it also needs some decent managers who know what they are doing, the tables are dirty beers are not kept right I had a pint of Theakstons XB it looked like sludge and tasted...

First time visiting this place and I think it will be the last. You can tell a lot about the place by the cleanliness, the menus were dirty the table was sticky and the cutlery was grubby.

nipped in with some friends, MY HASHBROWN WAS FROZEN, we took it back and it was sorted pretty fast but it was the same hash brown reheated! my friend had a hair in her food, devastated absolutely devastated!

The place was dirty and looked very tatty. Condiments not refilled, 12 salt pots and all empty. Meals we ordered were cold. Had to ask for everything 2 or 3 times.

Drinks were just fine but when it came to the food it was absolutely disgusting only 2 dishes were ok my mum's stake was ok and my sister pizza was ok I got my pizza and it was Burt round the edges and it was...

Typical 'spoons, nicely cooked food, excellent price. myself and friend had the traditional breakfast, all was perfectly cooked. Friendly staff and quick service.

One of the worst experiences I have ever had. How has the idea of going to a british pub sunk as low as this canteen rubbish. Go find a random port and sit there with your beer, equal atmosphere, equal cleanliness, equal charm.

Surprisingly upmarket for a spoons, the decor was snazzy and the big garden room at the back was light and airy, the food was quick (as expected) staff were clean and efficient. At the end of the day, it’s a spoons but as spoons go...

Came in for some food with a friend. The service was absolutely appalling going onto rude. The food and cutlery was practically thrown at us, no salt pepper or sauces offered. you could obviously tell the staff did not want to be there. no one...

I've had mixed feelings about this place over the years, but recently (since 2021 reopening after lockdowns) they seem to have sharpened their act. I've been for several meals since reopening and have found staff to be efficient despite working in difficult circumstances and I...

Usual watering hole , often can’t grumble but for Tim Martin to not supply Mayo for 3 days now is something despicable

i went with a friend a few days ago.I Asked for a burger and chips, i was told no beef burgers.i had chicken burger,the poor chicken must have died of old age.the burger was tough, no taste. chips bland, very poor meal.drinks fine, staff friendly.most...

Thought we would nip out as a family for meal. Waited patiently outside for 20 minutes.Ordered food and over an hours wait later at 9pm it arrived, no apology and didn't get told how long it would take when we were shown to our table....

We visit spoons quite regularly in Bingham and We are served by amAzing staff but Sarah had really been so amazing, smiley and so helpful cant fault her thank you so much for the great times

We have always eaten here - it’s just so easy to pop down after a Long day and grab some food as it’s a fair price - however the menu has changed recently and the portions aren’t the best . My jacket potato with two fillings was desperate !! And the potato itself was very dry . The pizzas are always good and the burgers - but I really do think they should bring back Mexican Monday - oh and the steaks now - come with a choice of potato only - no peas no mushrooms - you have to pay extra for the signature dish .

Visited last night for the first time after lock down, very worrying lack of social distancing youngsters hugging and standing close together especially at the bar. The toilets were in an appalling state the cubicle floors were swimming with urine, dirty glasses not collected and our table was not not cleaned the whole time we were there, the only bit of safety is the partitions between the tables. To finish the evening there was a mass brawl outside. One highlight was the meal was okay, the place looked very short staffed and I did feel very sorry for the staff who looked very stressed and were fighting a losing battle against some of the idiots who were in there. Tim Martin needs to make sure what Wetherspoons promised (a safe and clean environment) is delivered.

First visit for a few months. Completely different staff from before and definitely no effort to be welcoming and friendly. Routine service even tough quiet considering pubs have been closed for over 3 months. Food OK but not the warmest when served. No smiles from staff. It appeared they were doing the minimum. Typical British can't be bothered attitude!

I went in there after picking up grandchildren from their school, we chose a table, I went to order bar person was just finishing serving, I’m next, Bar staff was rude have no idea, tried to put a regular in front of myself after I had stood waiting, when I interrupted, he decided to wave me off, even the regular( I know he was a regular cause he knew what he was drinking) this happens in most Wetherspoons, buy a drink sit all day. Anyway he still tried to argue the fact even the other customer said to him no she was first, served me, slammed my change on the counter. Very rude.

A nice historic building, well decorated and welcoming. The usual great value drinks and food menu, the food served promptly and well cooked. All the staff were friendly and efficient. A great little bar with a good, friendly atmosphere

Had a bus ride to bingham & called in the Butter cross for a drink the staff were vary frendly & helpful the place was clean will go again!.

First visit to The Buttercross at Bingham for breakfast usual full English well presented by pleasant staff and plenty of coffee at a competitive price.Enjoyed the surroundings and had a pleasant meeting with old friend. Will return thank you!

Whilst this is the first time I've visited here I've been to other Wetherspoons before, you know what to expect. Reasonably priced, reasonable food. However, i ordered the steak and i genuinely couldn't eat more than a couple of mouthfuls. When the waitress came to take my plate away, i didn't complain, i never do. She said "oh dear, i am sorry" but couldn't have sounded less sorry if she'd tried. I'm only writing this review in the hope that other people will think twice before going. I don't want others to have the same experience.

Normal Wetherspoons food. Wasnt bad but wasnt out of this world. Service was food and ample seating.

We've only recently discovered Wetherspoon Inns, but realise we've been missing a treat! Our first visit to the Butter Cross on a very busy Friday lunchtime but food was delivered in quite quick order. The Friday special fish, chips and mushy were absolutely delicious. Succulent, perfectly cooked cod, lightly battered was complemented by proper chips and mushy peas. The meal deal included unlimited mugs of coffee and all for less that £7!!!No wonder it's popular! My dear friend had a chicken and avocado Salam with maple syrup dressing which was very tasty. Friendly helpful service, free WiFi, disabled access and loo. On street parking is problematic due to the all day parked vehicles around the train station.

I have always tried to fly the flag for Wetherspoons....offers value for money, affordable night/meal out. However...........tonight, I had the vegan roast veg pizza. It was pitiful. There was the equivalent of 20p's worth of veg with a scraping of tomato paste/sauce.. The presentation was appalling....shame on you whoever chopped the vegetables. No love there. The place was awash with tables which had not been cleared. It was Tuesday, steak night, so it was busy but on the other hand for a place like Wetherspoons it would only cost 2 hours of minimum wage for someone to keep on top of that. Seriously, someone from management should come anonymously and see it from a customer's point of view.I daresay we will come again but I definitely will not be having the pizza.

I’ve only one ‘spoons brekkie before, which was ok. We stopped here on the way to the Peak District and have to say, this breakfast was better than we’ve had in plenty of B&B/hotels we’ve stayed in. It was genuinely excellent, all perfectly cooked, polite staff, unbeatable value, and according to the wife and son, amazing coffee. Bloody well done!

I am appalled with the way me and my friends have been treated in this weatherspoons! There was poor customer service from the moment we walked in, we are also regular customers in this spoonies and think we should we treated with more respect. Have been told to leave for no reason there than no having proof to show 2 of us were 17, was was 18 and had ID, and the other sat with his car keys. Ordered a pepsi bloodclart max and got a glass full of ice and a likkle dribble of Pepsi! There a large stench of poo whenever we come into this spoons, to top it off they serve underaged teens regularly. So baso it’s a load of bo******

Came to spoons to have a burger and then this paigon came and told us we had to leave because we didn’t have ID to prove that we were 16😂

Having eaten breakfasts at many Wetherspoons, this was by far the best. Hot, fresh and nicely presented. Couldn't fault anything! Our fussy daughter ordered 'off-menu' and they were very happy to oblige, nothing was too much trouble!Compliments to the chef!!Visited on Wednesday 29th May 2019.

One of the staff members her was super friendly and helpful today! However service was somewhat slow for the 2 burgers we had ordered - and to be honest, was not cooked to the best of its ability. Wifi is good here. The pub itself is actually really nice. Toilets in good condition.

We found it very hard to get in with a wheelchair , usual entrance blocked by teenagers , who were very rowdy and several were drunk , the meals were cold and the teenagers were just by the door being sick

Surprised how grubby this place is. Food not bad but my coffee was whipped away (full cup) whilst I was away in the rest room. Due to obvious dirty fabrics and carpets I think we will not be visiting again.

Between hours 15.00 - 1700pm it's like an extension to the local schools extra curriculum activities place, no adult supervision at all, best place it seems for kids to hang out .

Went here yesterday as we needed a quick lunch. We opted to eat off of the Fish Friday menu, cod or scamp with chips and either garden or mushy peas. Included in the price was either an alcoholic or non alcoholic drink. The food arrived within ten to fifteen minutes. The food was hot and filling. Ideal for a quick lunch at a reasonable price.

had to wait over half an hour, but we were told this when we arrived.we had to ask about meal, because two lots of people who came after us got served before us.breakfast ok, but beans cold.for what you pay ok..staff could not cope,they were rushed off there feet,we felt sorry for staff.no wonder no smile, or being asked if we enjoyed meal. drinks good and good choice..

I visited here today for my dad's birthday we ordered very simple meals steak and kidney pudding meal and two panini meals which we waited about one hour for mine and my sons panini meals came out my dad had to wait another 20 mins for his no gravy with his pie I said to the waitress where is the gravy she took his meal back, had to wait another 15 mins when it finally came back I asked why it took so long she said had to defrost the gravy!!! Anyway we spoke to the assistant manager she said very short staffed today two kitchen staff have walked out I'm not surprised, I said can you offer us anything to companstate for the wait she said free, dessert and then said but you might be waiting a very long time for them as well I said what about drinks she said tea or coffee only I just thought she wasn't very professional at all this was supposed to be a nice meal for my dad's birthday but was a huge disappointment I will not be visiting this weatherspoons again poor service and cold food!!!!

My wife and I are avid 'Spooers' always seeking out a restaurant on our travels for a breakfast, lunch or evening meal. We are never normally disappointed, however sadly this cannot be said for the The Butter Cross at Bingham.

This was our second visit to the Buttercross and again we wasn’t disappointed. The service, staff, food and drink were delightful. Would of like to have seen and spoke to the lovely southern lady we met on our last visit before Christmas again, but she didn’t seem to be working. Only disappointment was the fire wasn’t alight!

The Butter Cross is a nice pub with a decent exterior and interior that offers a good range of cheap drinks. The pub is located on the main market square in town and the service we had was fast. Not a must visit but a decent pub nonetheless.

Popped in to sample the traditional breakfast which is great value at £3.95. Pub is one of the nicest in the chain and is clean and spacious. Was busy but we didn't have to wait too long for our food. Was worth the wait - excellent value and quality. Coffee was very nice with unlimited refills.

Friendly staff and great service. Food was hot and delicious. Great choice on menu and beers and gin.

It is a cheap place to eat. Use the App and food arrives as expected. Cheap and cheerful and staff are pleasant enough. Usually eat with family and haven't had any problems.

Used to really like this place, but it's certainly gone downhill in recent years. Food is often cold, staff seem disinterested/miserable to be there and tables are rarely cleared and cleaned without having to ask. With a bit of care and attention I believe this pub could be good again, but I think for this to happen, maybe a few staff members need to be cleared out and some new ones brought in.

We had a relatively new experience a meal with nothing missing all hot and came fairly quick,there were the usual dirty table's which were left for at least an hour if not more as several previous reviews state. Wetherspoons staff seem to be trained to think the customer is always wrong and this one is certainty no different.We will not be returning in a hurry,I like to frequent establishments where my custom is appreciated and where staff do not think not think non regular customers are a pain in the posterior, we used to be regular customers but not any more.

Staff more interested in talking with their friends who are seated at a table - they then began acting like the children they are, throwing around a tea-towel!

The place was smelly, dirty, menus stuck together, tables not cleaned, rough. Puts people off going. Even the decor is dated.

Dirty tables, menus stuck together with dried food and drink, the far end of the pub is always filthy and the whole place is rundown, dirty and depressing. I only come here because my kids like it! Food is hit and miss. Cheap as chips shouldn’t mean crappy decor and dirty environment

Had breakfast here at the weekend. It was all freshly prepared and tasty and for almost half the price that we normally pay for a Sunday breakfast out in Bingham

Visited here for the first time since moving to Bingham. Lovely building that just seems to go on forever. We sat in a small booth towards the back. Ordered food from their app which accepted Google Pay (no need to tap in card details, etc).

So impressed and delighted with excellent service. As a vegan, my choices are very limited, and as we arrived after 12pm, the vegetarian breakfast was no longer available, but I explained that, after removing all non-vegan items off the all-day veggie brunch, a vegan is left with chips. Not even beans as they are sadly not vegan here. Not only did they let me have the veggie breakfast with mushrooms, tomatoes and hash browns, they went out of their way to buy vegan beans just for me!! Food was lovely to top it off. Very happy! 5*

My friends and I chose to come here for a bite to eat and a drink for a catch up. We decided to order our main on the app which was very difficult to navigate but we managed it. The main was lovely and fairly priced. We then had a dessert which we ordered at the bar. After around 5 minutes a staff member came to the table to tell us that he had ran out of one of our desserts so we asked if we could have an alternative which the staff member said he wouldn't be able to accommodate (bananas and custard), so my friend was given a refund, my dessert arrived, we waited for the other and waited, and waited, I went to the bar and asked where the other dessert was and the staff member said he would check in it, after a further 10 minutes it arrived, by this point mine had gone cold. Sadly this disappointed us all. The main was great, everything else, not so brilliant.

When you stand in the middle of the marketplace in BINGHAM in Nottinghamshire you get a sense of real history. This plot of land received a royal charter to become a market in 1341, but long before that William the Conqueror had passed the land which he had forcibly taken from 2 Saxon chieftains to give to a faithful follower, Robert de Builli . Many people stop here for lunch as it is between Newark and Nottingham. The marketplace had a renovation in 1860 when the Butter Cross was built

Slow, wrong order delivered, had to argue the case after a 45 minute wait. Our fault apparently that our meal was delivered to the wrong table.

A clean and comfortable pub. Menu is as per 'spoons everywhere and excellent for a quick bite at lunch or meet up with friends. Liked the different mini areas, you can either sit at a traditional table, perch on high stools at tall tables or sit back in comfortable chairs.

It’s a Weatherspoons! It’s exactly what you expect. Service is swift, food is normal, staff very nice and the restaurant is a good size. Don’t go here if you are expecting an amazingly wonderful home cooked meal but do go if you want something quick and reasonably priced. It’s good for the children.

Tables full of empty glasses. Looks dirty. Used to be so good. Manager needs to get a grip and put some hard work in. Not anything like it used to be.

Took a friend and met up with a friend for lunch, a typical Wetherspoons establishment, very roomy inside, we found a table easily then went to the bar to order our meals only to be told they had run out of the Gammon the day...

This is my local and a Monday afternoon. There isn't the choice of guest real ales that other Wetherspoons have generally. On this occasion, two were available soon and none available now. I guess that this pub is more for the lager drinker and, quite...

Enjoyed a really nice meal although I wanted the 14oz steak, they did not have one so I had to settle for a mixed grill - fine. Then washed down with a bottle of presecco

Tables not cleared nor glasses removed. Sat at table just inside the main door, quite drafty but preferable, as the further back I looked the grubbier it all seemed. Piles of dirty dishes and glasses on unclean tables. Unacceptable. The food was only just warm...

Myself and my partner come to The Butter Cross regularly and we always enjoy our visit. Yesterday evening we came...

Came here midweek evening. It was really busy, not many staff on so dirty plates and glasses on most empty...

Visited today, late afternoon for a meal as we always do when visiting relatives who live in Bingham. Great pub...

Whoever the new meat supplier is for Wetherspoons is much better than the old one. We had sirloin steak yesterday...

Our table today - omg - waited for ages for it to be cleared of debris & wiped. Eventually had...

When Weatherspoons took over this place, it looked promising and the food and service was good. Unfortunately it has rapidly gone downhill and the service is poor and the food is not up to how it was when it opened a few years ago. I ordered a steak once to be well done, and it arrived virtually raw in the middle. If you complain, the management don't seem bothered and offer nothing in the way of complimentary items to compensate for it. Meals don't seem to come at the same time if there's more than two of you and you are kept waiting a long time. Recently I was dining there with about six other friends and we all got our meals at different times, and some of us had finished ours before the others were served. Dirty dishes on tables aren't cleared away very quickly and the floors have remnants of food on them which again are not cleared up. All the times I've been there I've never seen anyone sweeping under tables, especially when a party with young kids have left. The area at the rear of the place gets like a works canteen sometimes and is very noisy and you constantly get people passing through on their way to the smoking area outside - sit near the door and you are freezing cold because of this in the winter. I suspect they don't employ enough staff to be honest, but not a place I'd recommend to people anymore. I only go there now when I can't get in anywhere else.

We visited friends over the festive period and the 6 of us (4 adults 2 kids) visited the butter cross for lunch. The building itself is lovely and inside is beautiful and well done. It was busy but the staff were coping well. We ordered our food and were told it would be around 15-20 mins. Which was fine by us. Unfortunately when it all came they had forgotten my steak. I just got the side order of onion rings I’d ordered. When I mentioned this to the server he told me he was pretty sure he didn’t have my order and it took him around 5-8 mins to check. He did and told me it was on its way. Another 8-10 mins later it arrived. By this time all the other 5 had finished their meals which were lovely and all thoroughly enjoyed. There had steak, ham, egg and chips and lamb rogan josh. All were good. My steak was cooked how I like it and the food was great. I was disappointed I didn’t get complimentary onion rings with my order as the ones that came would have been stone cold had I not ate them whilst waiting. Or maybe a free drink/dessert or something in way of an apology for the fact that they messed up and I was left waiting and eating alone.

Cheap, but debatable whether it’s value-for-money. I had fairly low expectations, which certainly weren’t exceeded. If you need to fill stomachs on a budget (and want to eat out), then I suppose it ticks that box.

Now I'm a fan of Wetherspoons but this is the second wethers pub I have had a bad experience with the chain.

Recently posted a review about the Wheatsheaf in Bingham which seems to be carrying on a wine war with the White Lion to see who can charge the most for their overpriced and not very good wines! Compare and contrast The Buttercross - Wetherspoons - a lovely pint of Riddles and 175cl Villa Maria Sauvignon - TOTAL price £5.54. Food's not bad either for what it is!

Birthday breakfast for my gorgeous sister this morning. Staff could not have been more helpful. in fact they were all fantastic. Thank you.

My friends and I all had large breakfasts and couldn't fault anything. Food was good quality and cooked very nicely. Most of us left something as they were too large!!. Staff were friendly and attentive. Filter coffee was fine. One nit pick, it took a long time for the table to be cleared once we had finished. Thanks

One of the better Wetherspoons but spoiled by the racket of primary school kids (aged around 4/5/6) who infest the place late afternoon and are allowed to squeak in their noisy, irritating and penetrating tones. Parents should tell them to pipe down and "be seen and not heard". Otherwise it's a lovely pub. Joan.

One of the best Wetherspoon's I've been to.

This is a large Wetherspoons with some smaller rooms as well as the main bar area. The menu is usual Wetherspoons fayre with plenty of choice and good value offers. The food we had was very good and service was efficient. The restaurant was clean and nicely furnished, we shall certainly return.

having placed our order at the bar and recieving drinks it took three quarters of an hour to be served our meal only to have to send one meal back to the kitchen as scampi was under cooked,this was replaced twenty minutes later.half way through the meal we were then informed that the table we were sat at had been reserved for a 12 30 booking,no notice on the table when we sat at it.food could be a lot better,service was very poor and sorry to say senior staff could do with some training in people skill and person centred training.over all very poor

Having given up on the food at this "Spoons" - the breakfast hit n miss on getting a complete order ! Now ... well ..Wow .. what a great Pizza menu .. very tasty .. Nice 1 ..I`ll be back ...

We had planned to meet some friends for breakfast which, is different to the normal lunchtime or evening routines. We chose to meet at this establishment as it was easy to get to and more importantly convenient. I must admit that this place has 'gone downhill'. It wasn't busy so the four of us ordered breakfast choices from the set menu. Almost everything was wrong and not what we ordered. I had to find the Manager to discretely tell him that the simple full English breakfast was missing the eggs, mushroom and bacon!! After waiting over 15 minutes later the other items arrived after the initial serving the rest went cold. There was no real apology from anyone. I know its a 'price lead' venue but, come on Wetherspoons shape up!!

Right in the heart of Bingham Village this perfect pub you simply cannot walk past.Bar staff very attentive with a huge range of beers and wines.Food area always busy and good size portions served.Great little find and fabulous atmosphere.

My husband and I popped in for a meal last night. Whilst you can't grumble, as it's value for money, I was slightly disappointed with my meal. I had pasts salad with added chicken - the vegetables were soggy and the whole dish was Luke warm. I should have bet it back, so my fault. ( the free wine with the meal was good). My husband had scampi, which he said was nice, followed by a large piece of chocolate cske with icecream and cream. Needless to say, that hit the spot with him! I will be back, of course, as it is easy to pop in for a midweek meal.