please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
went in last Thursday, good range of guest ciders
six if I remember correctly, fairly busy but staff doing ok
when in Littlehampton always worth a punt
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Had some time to spare before catching the train late on Sunday evening.
Ordered a pint of Stongbow and a glass of Pinot Grigio.
This was the first visit for a number of years. Place much improved, staff quite friendly, and the Wetherspoon burger list looks ok - will try next time
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Its a W/spoons and all that goes with it
cheap beer , chatty customers ,
no sideways glances because you are not a local etc
I have had the grub several times, and no complaints.
As soon as I get off the train ( 10 mins walk from stn) ) in we go
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Called in over New Year. Typical JDW- like them or loathe them or just tolerate them.
Couldn't fault the beer or the service.....didn't eat.
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Nice pub, cheap beer & food, all you would expect from a wetherspoons really, not much of an atmosphere.
The staff were great though, Speedy service but still had time for a smile & a laugh.
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My first choice in Littlehampton as a 'safe bet' being a Wetherspoons I pretty much new what to expect. The ale was up to scratch and the service was efficient. Some nice one liners coming from what I think was the manager to some of their regulars - made me giggle! Can't comment on peak times though as not been back.
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Sadly not one of their better watering holes. Needs a good clean a lick of paint Service slow beer soso food when it does come is o.k. ish. Avoid friday nights at all costs.
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Sorry Ordinary, I can't agree about this Spoons being a "proper local". To me it's a typical Wetherspoons joint � atmosphere-free, the cheap beer and food not compensating for a total lack of character. The staff do their best but in my opinion they're on to a loser.
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bit tatty.tables need cleaning more regularly
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I took the nippers in here for lunch when we were down in Littlehampton the other day. The place looks a bit in need of a redecoration but otherwise I was pleased to note a) friendly staff; b) manager and locals with a good line in banter; c)ale in good nick; d)speedy service.
One of those "Spoons" that manages to be a proper local, it would seem.
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usually quite busy in here...beer was good and the food proportionable..good service by barman with his eye on the ball..always pay a visit in here wen im down here.
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Not a bad spoons. Food ok, reasonable pricing on drinks. Gets busy on a Friday and Saturday evening.
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Fairly decent spoons
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Wasn't sure about this Wetherspoons on first glance, but we needed lunch and didn't fancy any of the other pubs as we had a child with us.
We left with no complaints, the bitter was upto scratch, the food was fine and the whole bill came to less than �20 for 4.
The only negative would be the girl behind the bar who chatted away to her mate while a queue steadily built at the bar.
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ok i suppose, food passable, drink cheap which is always good but if they could have some sort of entertainment it would make the whole place better. for a weatherspoon though its actually one of the nicer ones ive come across.
anonymous - 30 Dec 2006 22:02 |
This pub is a good Wetherspoons. Last time I was there in April had a smashing breakfast and a really good pint of Pedigree. Set me up for the day. Attentive staff, good service, excellent prices. Nice one!
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It's a shame these people who post negative comments don't open their eyes - the staff are always asking for ID and the pub has more charachter than the sad offerings surrounding it - open your eyes and get rid of your perception of Wetherspoon pubs in some areas - this one is a local - a pub where the staff and managers talk to us it's also a pub in the town you can enter as you can see into it unlike the notably 'empty' nearby offerings - great choice of beers (proper beer!) a decent curry and steak - If I think somewhere is rubbish i say so BUT NOT THIS JDW PUB -
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Usual characterless Wetherspoons beer barn. The cheap beers and passable food don't make up for a dull, dull experience.
anonymous - 6 Oct 2005 21:40 |
cheap pub. Full of old men dribbling beer down their stained grey shirts, under-age girls, and now they allow children during the day, its full of 'saturday dads' trying to keep their brats quiet whilst also trying to get pissed. soul destroying really.
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Average by Wetherspoons' standards, which means cr*p by everyone else's. Full of fat girls and blokes in 3/4 length trousers and vests. Change from 4 quid for 2 pints is always nice though!
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Fantastic pub - great service and staff and management get involved with customers - nice mornings and evenings spent at this Wetherspoon pub - keep it up
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Standard Wetherspoons fare. WSIWYG. Can get packed Fri - Sat evenings before they all decant to the Tower or House of Soul.
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