The Kings Fee

Health safety, hygienist required! uncleaned glasses,piled up, an accumulation? .often, mess every where,and its relentless .ive had to walk out twice, without touching anything.dirty menus.place needs an environmental health officer.disabled toilet smells of strong urine, very pungent.no spraying of table's to meet hygienie standards its a covid hotspot! . nor are ther any chemicals, or sanitising of the tables, staff are. not inn house trained., no etiquettes, low standards. nor are they proud enough, to be left in charge!?! management they need to take heed, absolute dirty branch worst ive ever come across in all of, the whole ,of England!?.!! the disabled toilet isn't checked, perhaps.just left with.no moping in service.!!! this branch needs a environment hygienist ! food standards agency..?tables always Covered in left over cutlery,glasses, half eaten , meats or bone's, left out. .no wiping of the tables, thoroughly,(back seats near a garden are ok. still its not fit for public consumption.its also situated very badly.out of town itself.a very poorly situated branch location. please close it down open anew branch furthest back and into town.centre,starf need retraining.

Absolutely awful service, staff asked us to leave for no reason whatsoever and when questioned told us it was policy but would not tell us why we had to leave. Then further harassed us i have been many times in the past months and service has always been awful and the food is never correct

Really poor service, tables were sticky, debris on the floor, staff ignored us when we were waiting to be served. My wife has coeliac disease and the staff refused to give any help about what she could eat, referring her to an App where she would find what menu items she could eat (which was not helpful anyway). Why is it that vegan and vegetarian symbols can be easily identified in menu items, yet allergy information was missing? No disrespect intended against vegans and vegetarians, but they do have a choice over what they eat, whereas coeliac sufferers don't, and furthermore will be made very unwell by eating gluten in food. The place looked poorly run and we'll certainly not use Wetherspoons again.

Staff very good today didn't have to wait long to be served. Tables very slow to be cleared but wasn't a problem for me. Prices compared to other local pubs were very good.

Barmaid gave me short measure on my Leffe pint and when challenged said “the customer is not always right” rude and wrong, a poor advert for the Wetherspoons brand