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[Drinking] Wetherspoons is slashing its prices by 7.5% – but for one day only
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SeagullinExile
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Most Pub companies are pulling adverts for promotions out of respect. Even suspended social media posts. Spoons go the other way, says it all really.
The one in Redhill is the sort of Spoons that everyone thinks off when you mention that pub chain. All the haggle toothed fag smelling demi-tramp types seem to live there. Then in the evenings it is transformed into a sixth form and returning student drinking establishment of choice because of the prices.
So clearly it has its place, but it isn't my place.
As others have said, they do vary in quality. There is one at Canary Wharf which is pretty decent. Ridiculously cheap and an absence of the sort of clientele people are talking about avoiding. Even the food looks normal.
So clearly it has its place, but it isn't my place.
As others have said, they do vary in quality. There is one at Canary Wharf which is pretty decent. Ridiculously cheap and an absence of the sort of clientele people are talking about avoiding. Even the food looks normal.
I quite like a Spoons, saves a fair amount of money. Normally go to the one in North Street before the home games and various different ones before aways. Never had a problem, our little group of 3 getting a round for about a tenner, happy with that.
GOM
living vicariously
Where have they gone the other way, Wetherspoons does not use social media and where have you seen any adverts ? This protest against VAT in hospitality by reducing prices one day a year is something that is done annually.
I am told that the clientele varies from place to place.
I have only been threated with violence in a pub three times. All in the Faversham 'spoons, and in the space of 40 minutes.
You shouldn’t have tried to nick punters’ pints when you thought they weren’t looking, Harry.
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Fair point. As a mod an you swop the link in my opening post to https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co...d-drink-prices-by-75-for-one-day-only-3372623
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
During July and last month due to work I had the very bad misfortune of having to work in Croydon, including a few nights in the final week of staying at a Premier Inn. This was necessitated by rail strikes and the unreliable state of the railway network on a non-strike day.
I did on a couple of nights get the train from East Croydon to Victoria to seek civilisation in central London, however on more than one occasion I was drawn to The George....aka Wetherspoons branch in central Croydon...........It was right up there with the worst clientele of any pub I've ever been in. Drug taking, arguments, fights, eyeballing, police officers turning up, a barmaid being racially abused and being called a 'n' word.
I know that in the Hastings branch of Wetherspoon's Guinness is cheaper than in Bexhill, Tunbridge Wells, either of the 2 in Eastbourne etc, because Wetherspoons designate Hastings a deprived seaside town, yet in Croydon it was even cheaper than that. What the hell do they designate Croydon then? I got chatting to some American tourists who fell for whatever advertising spiel Jurys Inn in Croydon spun, as well as it presumable being far cheaper than central London and I said to them 'If I was a foreign tourist to London I wouldn't be staying in south London' and they bravely grimaced back at me and said 'we realised that too late'. I bet they never come back to The UK.
Brand new entry though at number one for the worst Wetherspoons I've ever been in though - The George, Croydon.
I did on a couple of nights get the train from East Croydon to Victoria to seek civilisation in central London, however on more than one occasion I was drawn to The George....aka Wetherspoons branch in central Croydon...........It was right up there with the worst clientele of any pub I've ever been in. Drug taking, arguments, fights, eyeballing, police officers turning up, a barmaid being racially abused and being called a 'n' word.
I know that in the Hastings branch of Wetherspoon's Guinness is cheaper than in Bexhill, Tunbridge Wells, either of the 2 in Eastbourne etc, because Wetherspoons designate Hastings a deprived seaside town, yet in Croydon it was even cheaper than that. What the hell do they designate Croydon then? I got chatting to some American tourists who fell for whatever advertising spiel Jurys Inn in Croydon spun, as well as it presumable being far cheaper than central London and I said to them 'If I was a foreign tourist to London I wouldn't be staying in south London' and they bravely grimaced back at me and said 'we realised that too late'.
I bet they never come back to The UK. Brand new entry though at number one for the worst Wetherspoons I've ever been in though - The George, Croydon.
nicko31
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During July and last month due to work I had the very bad misfortune of having to work in Croydon, including a few nights in the final week of staying at a Premier Inn. This was necessitated by rail strikes and the unreliable state of the railway network on a non-strike day.
I did on a couple of nights get the train from East Croydon to Victoria to seek civilisation in central London, however on more than one occasion I was drawn to The George....aka Wetherspoons branch in central Croydon...........It was right up there with the worst clientele of any pub I've ever been in. Drug taking, arguments, fights, eyeballing, police officers turning up, a barmaid being racially abused and being called a 'n' word.
I know that in the Hastings branch of Wetherspoon's Guinness is cheaper than in Bexhill, Tunbridge Wells, either of the 2 in Eastbourne etc, because Wetherspoons designate Hastings a deprived seaside town, yet in Croydon it was even cheaper than that. What the hell do they designate Croydon then? I got chatting to some American tourists who fell for whatever advertising spiel Jurys Inn in Croydon spun, as well as it presumable being far cheaper than central London and I said to them 'If I was a foreign tourist to London I wouldn't be staying in south London' and they bravely grimaced back at me and said 'we realised that too late'.
Brand new entry though at number one for the worst Wetherspoons I've ever been in though - The George, Croydon.
The fact many have bouncers on the door says it all. Haven’t stepped in one since 2016, their owner is truly odious individual, I’d rather go to my local instead, no fights and the beer is in date
jessiejames
Never late in a V8
Nothing wrong with the one down the marina.
Too many snobs on here who secretly drink in Wetherspoons but slag it off on here.
Too many snobs on here who secretly drink in Wetherspoons but slag it off on here.
swindonseagull
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Had a Guinness last night after work in spoons £2.69
No drunks to be seen..
Only small complaint was lots of kids but I am a bit grumpy at times.
No drunks to be seen..
Only small complaint was lots of kids but I am a bit grumpy at times.
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I suspect you might.
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Brave man; how are the guts this morning?
wuntbedruv
Imagine
Come on HT,
for the same old sprats with the same old lures. I thought a man of your intellect could come up with something more original. Time to move up the ranks of wind up merchants.
Try big game hunting with a full on camouflage hide.
swindonseagull
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Perfectly fine like thay are everytime we pop into Spoons for a cheap beer.