The Rupert Brooke - JD Wetherspoon

Service was slow only on person serving taking orders for food and drinks, stood nearly 10 minutes in the queue as there was 11 people waiting to be severed, ordered my food which didn't take to long to come out but about a quarter of the stake was just hard gristle and you could not eat it when a said something was told its just on the of them things definitely not be going back in a hurry

Nothing to complain.The food was good. The menu was easy to understand. The price was reasonable.
I had muffin with avacado toped with pouched eggs, salsa and bacon.
It looked so tasty and was tasty.

So, overall...it was a clean and nice spoons when i went in. But our waiter was very agressive lmao. Every glass he put down, every dish. I don't know if it was due to busy factor or he was having a bad night or if we happened to be the people that somehow ruined his mood lol. But yeah..for me it was a good spoons but I didn't have a large spectrum of food. Dessert was delicious.

What is there not to like? Good menu pricing, good choice, good service, nice straight forward food. On pricing two brunches and two teas, (free refills) £11.90

Nice place - not many dessert choices and then when I did choose the plate was unavailable. However the staff was friendly and helpful

Meal was very nice and good size, BUT the toilet was a disgusting every urinal out of order the seating area also disgusting urine everywhere you couldn't sit if you wonted to, this was a week ago wetherspoons apologies

Second visit to this open plan designed Wetherspoons. Once again, swift service and a lively atmosphere.
Coffee and biscuits £1.95, the usual great value for money.

This place is only good for drinking.
I ordered pasta, it was overcooked, chicken in it was anything but grilled with dried out edges, smelt so unfresh, it was absolutely disgusting, as if recovered from the bin.