The New Crown
this popular wetherspoons is very similar to the Admiral Byng in Potters Bar except for one major factor, the crowd. The crowd in Southgate is always up for a fight and the New Crown can never help but be in the center of things. Don’t get me wrong the whole place: food, drink, [...]

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Friar Penketh (Wetherspoons)

Set on two floors in the heart of warringtons nightlife this bar is teeming with persons come friday and saturday night but during the week it can be a nice and civilised place to share a beer. The bar staff are friendly and the waiting times at the bar are a little excessive [...]

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The Admiral Byng

The large wetherspoons in Potters Bar caters the whole community. Living in the area would mean seeing a thousand well known faces every weekend- It is a good size and the toilets are very well kept. There is a short queueing and waiting time with lots of parking in the surrounding area, with [...]

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The Falcon (Wetherspoons)

Smokey, orrible and greasy. It took three members of staff twenty minutes to-find a burger on their till. Apparently it was everyone’s first day. The place is large but with a low ceiling so it feels cramped and you get cold looks off people wearing paint splattered overalls at every table. Truly inviting [...]

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Baron Cadogan

That’s right I’ve been to reading festival too and I thank this wetherspoons for its toilets! It is a fast serving pub, with a very open layout but a very restauranty feel as opposed to pubish. It is well hidden but I encourage you to stroll that little further into Caversham to find this [...]

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The Moon Under Water

Don’t plan to go to this pub just be there when its most convenient. This is probably the busiest pub in the country, and I would know, its a Wetherspoons and I had to queue outside on a Friday night at 7pm. The service is very fast however for the center of [...]

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