I've just had lunch in Wetherspoons

[Alickadoo]

I had lunch in The Coronation Hall, Surbiton. Mediterranean Salad and a drink.

Very nice. I had quinoa for, I think, the first time, I was pleasantly surprised. I could eat it again next time I am in a 'spoons.

[SydneyBridge]

That is local to me, lovely building and food always good

[Cotty]

Spotted Tim Martin in The Last Stop in Southend-on-Sea yesterday.
No bad £3.53 a pint of lager. Better than the £7 a pint I was paying at the cider festival later.

[zetec]

The Last Post*

Being an Essex lad, I like The Blue Boar in Billericay or The Parson's Barn in Shoebury, both of which don't seem to attract the usual Wetherspoons clientele.
My hometown is soon to be getting a new Wetherspoons to replace one that shut down a couple of years ago. The King of Essex is it's name, I will be avoiding.

[Cotty]

zetec said:

The Last Post*

Thats the one. The rhubarb and custard cider I was drinking yesterday must have muddled my brain.

[Mr Miata]

A mate of mine once ordered a wrap and some chips from our local Wetherspoons. He found a random baked bean among the cold chips. Questions were asked were they recycling the chips that were leftover on other customers plates.

[rambo19]

zetec said:

The Last Post*

Being an Essex lad, I like The Blue Boar in Billericay or The Parson's Barn in Shoebury, both of which don't seem to attract the usual Wetherspoons clientele.
My hometown is soon to be getting a new Wetherspoons to replace one that shut down a couple of years ago. The King of Essex is it's name, I will be avoiding.

Basildon?
I might give it a try, could be interesting...

[zetec]

rambo19 said:

zetec said:

The Last Post*

Being an Essex lad, I like The Blue Boar in Billericay or The Parson's Barn in Shoebury, both of which don't seem to attract the usual Wetherspoons clientele.
My hometown is soon to be getting a new Wetherspoons to replace one that shut down a couple of years ago. The King of Essex is it's name, I will be avoiding.

Basildon?
I might give it a try, could be interesting...

Yes, Basildon.

The old one, The Moon on the Square always reminded me of Obi-Wan's warning to Luke Skywalker as they approached Mos Eisly Space Port,


“you’ll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.”

[spikeyhead]

zetec said:

Yes, Basildon.

The old one, The Moon on the Square always reminded me of Obi-Wan's warning to Luke Skywalker as they approached Mos Eisly Space Port,


“you’ll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.”

Milton Keynes car auction, about 25 years ago?

[mikey_b]

Mr Miata said:

A mate of mine once ordered a wrap and some chips from our local Wetherspoons. He found a random baked bean among the cold chips. Questions were asked were they recycling the chips that were leftover on other customers plates.

Surely it’s vastly more likely to be a random bean drop off another plate when they get loaded up on the pass.