The Turls Green

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  Liam

  ·2 months ago

  “A typical Wetherspoons with everything you'd expect. There are two bars, one on each floor, which helps make ordering drinks quicker, although the toilets are located upstairs. There's plenty of outdoor seating available, making it a good place to enjoy a drink when the weather is nice. The menu offers a wide selection of food and drinks at reasonable prices, whether you're looking for a full meal or just calling in for a pint. Overall, it's a reliable, good-value pub that does exactly what you expect.”

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  Shy Nicos

  ·3 months ago

  “This is an overdue review. I’ve been coming to this eatery for years now, I can always rely on their delicious breakfast my go-to choice. There’s nothing like finishing a long 12hr shift and having a full English breakfast to look forward to. The food quality is consistently 10/10, the service is excellent, the establishment is always clean and well maintained, the staff are polite and attentive, the value for money is unmatched, you can come here as a group or family and enjoy a great meal without breaking the bank. As a regular customer, I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for quality food,great service and excellent value”

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  Peter Shilton

  ·4 months ago

  “Another excellent Spoons. Nice surroundings. Plenty of tables (upstairs is particularly nice). Food arrived quickly and was piping hot. Staff were attentive. The guest beers from Saltaire Brewery were excellent.”

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  David Fairey

  ·6 months ago

  “Used the app to order food and drink which came quite quickly. Both my daughter and I really enjoyed our food. One negative was the missing toilet seat in the female loos. This is not …”

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  Francis Huddy

  ·8 months ago

  “Excellent location. And, as a football fan on a day trip from Exeter. Devon, about 280 miles coach journey one way, it was poignant to see the memorial to the Bradford City fire disaster, right opposite in Centenary Square. The Christmas Dinner, £15.52 including a pint, was a major disappointment, however. I prefer Wetherspoons pubs which are in a restored historic building.”