Agreed that it aint great, but I've never experienced poor quality or service. I paid £2.50 for a 4.8% on Sunday, and they had Brewdog 'This is Lager' (or summat like that) as manager special at £1.49 per pint(!!)Originally Posted by Aqualung
We can only judge as we find - Balham is a one pint convenience for me, Wimbledon would be more a drinking target for the number of pumps.
As for service I've only been there lunchtime . Generally a 4.8% should be a standard guest if it's not a Locale.one so £2.50 is expensive, it would be £2.05 in E4 but individual Sppons seem to make up their own rules.
Yesterday the premium 5.3% RCH Double header was £2.05, the standard guest price while the premium strength 5.0% International Barcelona Pale Ale by Batemans was £2.35 the Super premium price. Only the 5% Brecon Red Beacons was at the regular premium price of £2.20. As it was Cheapskate Monday there prices were 20p less!
I've been trying to fathom out food prices as well but the small variations seem to be just down to how well an item goes, so they probably prefer curries more in Chingford than they do in Penge.
Ok, maybe just for one......................
Another block of flats then?
I drink to make others more interesting
Commercial I suspect. It's fairly exposed on a busy junction and with six lanes of A3 twenty feet away few would tolerate the noise and vibration 24 hours a day.
Given its location it would make a reasonable Travelodge/MaccyD's drivethrough affair for those who like that sort of thing.
replacements for those closed,
http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/O...-in-single-day
Hardly! The odd one of these four is the Sittingbourne one which already has a Spoons. I don't really know the town but thought it was smaller than Rochester or Chatham. When the new one opens I'll give it a visit, sooner rather than later in case they close the old one!
One for Aqualung - http://wetherspoonscarpets.tumblr.com/
I need new carpets, do you know where I can order these?
I would probably only require offcuts from a typical sized Spoons.
Just clicked on the link and the top photo was of the Sir Perry Florence Shelley in Boscombe. I've been in this pub hundreds of times but would never have recognised the carpet as there isn't a customer passed out on it.
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