This large Wetherspoons used to
be a supermarket and the space that it now occupies is equally uninspiring. It
was a huge open-plan pub full of diners, and the hand pumps were bare apart
from a minimalistic portfolio. From the outside, it looked like the architects had
an argument on how the pub should be built. It seems that they’ve opted for the
cheapest possible option. A banner of colour occupies the panelling above the
entrance to cover up the supermarket’s former logo. The pub’s name is actually
underneath this and it would have looked a lot better if they had built over
the panelling and put the wording on there. And you’d have thought that they
would have painted the doors and windows to match. The result is not much of an
attracting building at all; but once you got inside the interior seemed to say;
‘Relax, you’re in a Wetherspoon; there’s cheap prices here.’
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