The Corn Exchange - JD Wetherspoon in St Edmundsbury

Toilet, rubbish, shocking!!! I arrived at 12.15am and was informed that I wasn't allowed in, I'd just finished work and fancied a quick pint before I went to my hotel. The doorman informed me that it was after midnight ( surely I know that,as I'm quite aware of the time) !!!! .If you advertise that you are open until 1am then ......,either you are not open as advertise or your doorman is turning away trade? MAYBE I could understand if I was a teenager or drunk, I'm nearly 60 and like I've previously stated had just finished work, I'd love to here from the management to explain.

These little poo faces didn’t give me my garlic bread and stated that it had been sitting in the kitchen for 45 mins awful.

This is a great Wetherspoon pub, really spacious and in a really good building. You have to go up the stairs to get to the bar and seating area. The Corn Exchange sells the usual Wetherspoon fare and a good selection of Ales from local breweries.

A fantastic jem at this time of day. The staff are friendly which always starts the day well. I ordered the Big breakfast, which was large enough to feed me .. That also starts the day well. Overall I can say this is one of the best spoons I have visited. I'd love to thank the staff for their friendly service and happy atmosphere they project. What a great way to start the day before heading over for a training day. Well done everyone.

We all know it’s cheap but the food is dire.had fish could not have been any thiner .terrible chips and a spoonful of peas.wont bother again

It's great that Wetherspoons are looking after this superb building, the old corn exchange. Their drinks fare is standard Wetherspoons as expected but at a very good price.

Would never go here again the staff and manager craig are bullies and pick on vulnerable adults don't listen to you when you try and explain the situation and discriminates agaist people with learning disabilities and wheelchair users i also think who ever is in charge of weatherspoons should review their polices as they have signs up saying they will not tolerate any kind of bullying but then have staff who bully them selfs especially craig the manager we have also reported this to the police as a hate crime

Visited for Lunch 1230 with grandchildren. When to order our meal not one available. NO burgers , No pizzas and No jacket potatoes so that about half the menu off. Found something to except for the all day brunch the rest very poor presentation, no taste service very poor.

Quite frankly, disgusted. It was freezing cold but not as cold as the food. Complained and whole dish was reheated, briefly in the microwave and it was re-served bone dry and tasteless Paid extra for cheese on jacket potato, needed a magnifying glass to find it. Always been here before and had lovely, hearty food. Now, portions are meager, service is begrudging, prices have gone way up for less & worse food. Will not step foot in here again- suggests others avoid it too.

A very large Wetherspoons in the middle of town .Was a lovely place but you had to go upstairs , great entrance but could be shown that a lift is available for people that struggle with stairs , could not see that a lift was available . Plenty of seating was very busy but not long wait to get service , however no cider available only bottled which was a shame .But lovely place .

I’ve been working down here for 12 months , i’ve visited this Spoons once a week since I arrived ,all I can say whoever is in charge of ordering food supplies needs to walk ! I have been in here approx 20 + times and asked for the char grilled chicken and it’s not available. If you cannot provide it don’t put it on the menu.