Wetherspoons
The memory may be fading but did anyone indulge in the January Sale at Wetherspoons Ruddles Best at 99p a pint. Irresponsible? The only drunkenness I saw at my nearest, was a bunch of vodka/red bull lads, washed down with bad lager.
The pint was good BTW.
The pint was good BTW.
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Permalink Reply by Liz W on -
Didn't see that particular one, but I've always felt Wetherspoons were quite responsible. It's the only chain I always feel I can go to as a woman on my own in a strange city - I always feel confident that if there's trouble, it will be dealt with.
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Permalink Reply by Norman Fraser on -
I have only been in once to indulge in their Rabbie Burns offer of haggis and a pint (of Carte Blanche) for £3.99. Wetherspoons pubs are generally large and well-run. They also seem to attract an older clientèle which is more responsible. Although they cater for the pitcher of crap drinker I very rarely see any drunken groups. The standard of food and beer varies but most outlets in Glasgow are reliable for their beer in a town now not over-endowed with real ale outlets.
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Permalink Reply by Tom Paul on -
CAMRA membership comes with £20 in 50p-off vouchers at Wetherspoons. The vouchers are spread out over the year so in any one quarter i can't claim more than £5.
I missed the january sales, but i still have my Q1 vouchers to spend! -
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Permalink Reply by Paul Johnston on -
My Wetherspoons has had most of the decent cask beers at £1.75 per pint so my 50P vouchers have dropped it to a cracking price. A pint and plate of (half) decent food is less than a burger joint lunch !
Tom Paul said:CAMRA membership comes with £20 in 50p-off vouchers at Wetherspoons. The vouchers are spread out over the year so in any one quarter i can't claim more than £5.
I missed the january sales, but i still have my Q1 vouchers to spend! -
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Permalink Reply by Paul Johnston on
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blast... missed the Haggis offer. Beer OK?
Norman Fraser said:I have only been in once to indulge in their Rabbie Burns offer of haggis and a pint (of Carte Blanche) for £3.99. Wetherspoons pubs are generally large and well-run. They also seem to attract an older clientèle which is more responsible. Although they cater for the pitcher of crap drinker I very rarely see any drunken groups. The standard of food and beer varies but most outlets in Glasgow are reliable for their beer in a town now not over-endowed with real ale outlets. -
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Permalink Reply by Norman Fraser on
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The beer was fine. The haggis wasn't bad either.
Paul Johnston said:blast... missed the Haggis offer. Beer OK?
Norman Fraser said:I have only been in once to indulge in their Rabbie Burns offer of haggis and a pint (of Carte Blanche) for £3.99. Wetherspoons pubs are generally large and well-run. They also seem to attract an older clientèle which is more responsible. Although they cater for the pitcher of crap drinker I very rarely see any drunken groups. The standard of food and beer varies but most outlets in Glasgow are reliable for their beer in a town now not over-endowed with real ale outlets. -
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