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This is Stone's branch of Wetherspoons. It was actually quite quiet for a Saturday evening in November. There were plenty of spare tables. The usual Greene King Abbot, Ruddles Best & Sharp's Doom Bar were on. But they also had Slater's Columbia Coffee Stout, Oakham JHB, Salopian Oracle & Shepherd Neame Bishop's Finger. They don't stock real cider as according to the barman there is apparently no demand for it. Still a 6/10 though, as the quietness meant that the atmosphere wasn't quite as rowdy as many branches of 'spoons.
blue_scrumpy - 4 Feb 2018 15:58
Right in the town centre, it is an old Post Office.

Really a typical Spoons, although the service was fairly good. Better than many.
boblarkin - 22 Dec 2016 08:38
Not quite sure what to post about this place. I�ve been twice and had totally different experiences. The first time was early evening, and there was a pleasant mixed crowd inside, and I had no trouble getting served. The second time was at lunchtime, when post people seemed to be toothless geriatrics ordering rounfs of coffees. Needless to say that meant the service was ridiculously slow. The three staff members didn�t even think to try and serve someone else, but queued up to use the coffeemaker !!

4/10 � 6 for early evening, 2 for lunchtime!

Martinsh - 15 Apr 2011 23:13
A typical JDW pub, with the usual understaffing.

jbsjazzer - 1 Nov 2010 15:24
Two very well kept pints on my midweek mini tour of Stone. Typical spoons but quality of beer very high especially as both i had were the first ones out of the pumps that morning.
brianthelion - 15 Apr 2010 22:46
Very well kept pint from this certainly above average spoons, 8/10
fat_beer_badger - 6 May 2009 16:47
Took advantage of the �2.99 menu for a cheap lunch. Only had one pint which was ok. Ditto previous review.
Leicesterbeer - 31 Mar 2009 20:57
Perfectly good average-sized Spoons, typical of a small-town conversion. Service and standards up to scratch; beer not bad for Sunday morning !
mtaylor40 - 24 Nov 2008 22:12
Visited this pub on 22 December 07. Cheap and well kept ale. Was there for one pint, so can't comment on it as a rgular/long visit, but for a 'Spoons' it seemed a decent hostelry.
wbafc_beer - 23 Dec 2007 10:48

Do you remember when Tim Martin declared his pubs would be free of music and televisions. This one has two 42 inch Plasmas, one switched to Sky News and the other switched to Sky Sports News, both with no sound. Why ? What is the point ? Is Tim in bed with Rupert ? I think we should be told.

My Guinness tasted somewhat metallic. It was replaced with perfectly sound Kronenborg but no investigation as to the nature of the problem.

Everything is cheap though.

But do you go shopping in a pound shop ?


pubinspectors - 10 Oct 2007 10:06
Went in last week, asked for coffee, and the comment I got was... does everyone want bloody coffee today or what? And this came from a blonde girl whos badge said supervisor. Oh dear. The place was a mess, none of the tables had chairs round them cos they had all been moved around. Coffee was lovely when I finally got it but I didn't dare ask for another.
linnibeth - 10 Feb 2007 21:27
Everyone knows what Wetherspoons are like but unlike most others this is clean without the normal tramps in there all day.
Food is better than other Wetherspoons obviously the same stuff but better cooked and presented. Friendly staff but not enough of them at busy times which is usual for Wetherspoons.
stokie6 - 21 Feb 2005 11:28

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