The Swan Wetherspoons

We paint the scene, picture four hungry customers ask the wild streets of weymouth looking for preference. our heavy heads and hungry hearts are coming over the ****, we thought. Unfortunately, we never expected us to get to know kim. aka karen. So we sit, expect us to have a juicy Chinese meal. first disappointment we found we were not in a Chinese, karen has told us gracefully. we were dissatisfied with eating our last pennys on something and spending ale. we found ourselves in a special situation where karen refused to bring out our tapas orders despite! shocked and venerated. after payment for such food. we have tried to plead, we fleee! but the young bar staff who were hard to ignore with the sibling around his neck! humble and tired of the behavior we have defeated. until a mysterious drink appeared on our table. but despite the confusion and the doubtful nature of the drinks. we're just men. 3 days later, none of us was together, I found myself alone, on a little man made raft with a new close personal friend I called wilson. would strongly recommend it.

The half of the staff is nice, the half of it is not! okay eating, but nothing special. typical wetherspoons. has what it says on the dose.

I ordered the small cod and chips for £7.95, which included a drink. The portion size was small, with the fish measuring about 1.5 inches wide and 1/2 inch thick. I was disappointed by the size of the fish, as it seemed too small to have been caught from the sea. The chips were good, but the fish was lacking in size. The tartar sauce was plentiful but lacked flavor. I would have preferred a larger piece of fish without the drink.

I ordered a curry and beer from her curry club menu. the beer was not ordered. the manager claimed it was the same beer. I pointed out the discrepancy. she said they didn't do the ones I ordered as if the apology. they want to shake me with another one. I pointed out that the beer I ordered was on her app and then she falsely claimed they had no control over what is shown for this pub on the app. tim martin, the owner of wetherspoons, has played over whether the truth is important. Obviously, this manager thinks that it has not learned when and how to say sad. mistakes happen, but arrogant ignorance is not eccentric. avoid them.

The service, particularly from Kiera, was outstanding. The food was great value for money and delicious. The atmosphere was lovely and we will definitely be returning. Thank you.