LongsightM13
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No, but Sweyn outed him as a Wetherspoon's employee last week, some inbred hole up in the mountains I think :).Gaudino said:Blue Smarties said:A fantastic chain of pubs, the best in the country for it's market. Good food and great beer at affordable prices with great festivals on throughout the year. The menu has a diverse variety so you can always have a change and the dedicated curry & steak nights can't be beaten, a marvellous idea when you want some good food and great drink after you've had a hard day at work and don't feel like cooking. The ale festivals are great, they allow you to taste the ale before you buy, will top it up to your required amount and even let you use CAMRA discount vouchers, looking after the drinkers. Even when it's not a festival they're still swapping and changing the guest ales from around the area, fabulous. It really allows you to develop your pallet. The range of liquors is great and the pricing is even better, who wouldn't want to double up for an extra £1. They allow you to feel well travelled when really you're sat in Scunthorpe on a wet Monday night, so yes please I'll have some SKYY vodka, huge in the big apple. The atmosphere is fantastic, no loud wishy washy music on which drowns out your conversation with your mates, a pub which allows to get together and have a great conversation with some great drinks and good food. No pool tables to take up space which means more tables, you'll always get a table when you're wanting some good food at an affordable price.
What a fantastic place J.D Wetherspoon is.
Are you Tim Martin....?
In all seriousness, I have found the service in these places to be absolutely shit. Slow, slow, slow.
Also, Longsight must be one of the only places where Wetherspoon's has ever had to shut a pub within a year of opening.
Apart from the megaviolence and dealing on a daily scale, apparently it was too dear for the local clientele . . .