The Moon Under Water - JD Wetherspoon

+44 1902 422447

53-55 Lichfield St, Wolverhampton WV1 1EQ United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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The Moon Under Water - JD Wetherspoon Info

53-55 Lichfield St, Wolverhampton WV1 1EQ United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
+44 1902 422447
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+44 1902 422447
+44 1902 422447

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The Moon Over The Water in Wolverhampton is opposite The Wolverhampton Grand Theatre. It is slight run down in areas such as the toilets. A fair size venue. Needs a bit more finesse. The prices are slightly cheaper than in Birmingham and are very good value.

You know what to expect with Wetherspoons- value for money, food, and drink.

I arrived 10.30am and it was quite quiet for Wetherspoons, but this was the first time I'd been in Wolverhampton's Mòon Under Water.

We both drank tea, which you get unlimited refills for £1.35, which is great if you plan on staying for a while, as we did having a 3.5hr meeting planned.

Food wise, we both had big breakfasts. The consistency of the Wetherspoons breakfasts is always good. My only recommendation for improvement would be to provide double the beans.

The pub was very nice, if slightly dated but added to the character. The breakfast I had in there was top quality, and the staff were quick and pleasant bringing the food out. I used the app to order, so can't comment on their at bar service.

Great prices, friendly atmosphere and warm environment. Terrific offers on ales. Food menu excellent and value for the money. Perhaps could have done with a couple more bar staff at busy times. But i shall definitely call in again.

Visited 10th December as attending the Grand Theatre. Disgusting is putting it politely. Had to remove and clean the tables we sat at ourselves. Service was very slow and clearly not enough staff to cover what was an extremely busy day as also match day. Food eventually ordered but again had to wait a while to get served. Bar area full of empty glasses covered in spilled beer.

It's an average spoons boozer, you don't have to wait long to get served but there's a lot of queue jumpers, table service is a better option here if you have the app. Polite staff

It's a 'Spoons. What can you say? Friday early evening was very busy when we arrived (and only got busier). Used the app to order everything, and the service was very fast.

Sadly I cannot share my experience as myself and 2 fellow OAP'S were refused access to the establishment at 10.30am last Saturday for breakfast as in the words of the door person "we have a policy no match ticket no entry". I did try to explain we were 3 OAP's with an average age of around 70. This seemed to cut no ice with the security guy. Who stated "you do not sound local".

I did not realise the Wetherspoons

were adopting an ageist and regional accent policy to discriminate against potential patrons?

We have been a great advocates of Wetherspoons for many years and always, when travelling google wetherspoons first.

To guarantee decent food and reasonably price drink.

Wetherspoons failed us on this day and we did not get our breakfast a very important meal

for pensioners.

We wandered around and finally found a sandwich shop.(not ideal).

After this very inadequate breakfast we adjourned to The Billy Wright public house where we were welcomed by the lovely bar person's who treated 3 OAP'S

with repect and remembered our drinks when we returned to the bar.

We were treated to superb customer service and respect thought out our visit.

Something Sadly lacking at Wetherspoons.

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