The Sedge Lynn

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  bran hatzer

  ·2 months ago

  “Good food great variety of beer. Cider and wines. Knowledgeable. Polite and friendly staff clean ranges and toilets. Toilets on floor level...no stairs ..xx”

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  Mark Nicholson

  ·2 months ago

  “Probably the best Spoons in Greater Manchester for both building and choice of cask beers. Do look out for the snooker ball carpet even though it’s rather worn now. A regular entry in the Good Beer Guide.”

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  Chris Maddox

  ·3 months ago

  “Ordered a breakfast, took over an hour. Asked what the problem was, they said its being cooked now it will be five minutes. So whats been happening for the last hour? Totally unacceptable, no offer to compensate. When the food arrived they brought 2 of 4 breakfasts out 20 mins before the other two, meaning i got to watch my friends eat all their food before mine even turned up. Worst service i’ve seen in a spoons”

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  Mahesh Argade

  ·3 months ago

  “Lovely pub , with beautiful exterior and interior. Well it's a wetherspoon. Great affordable price for a pint 👍”

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  Aiaiko K

  ·5 months ago

  “Food was reasonably priced and washroom was clean, but coffee tasted a little less.”

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  Joey

  ·6 months ago

  “The breakfast wrap I had this morning—with these small pieces of hash brown and bacon—was evidence that I was on a healthy diet.”

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  Ace

  ·7 months ago

  “I had a really good visit to The Sedge Lynn - JD Wetherspoon recently and it genuinely exceeded expectations. The place itself is spacious, clean, and has a nice relaxed atmosphere. It’s easy to get a table, even when it’s busy, and there’s a good mix of people which gives it a friendly local feel. It’s the kind of pub you can go to for a quick drink, a proper meal, or just to catch up with friends without feeling rushed. Food was spot on for the price. Came out quickly, was hot, and exactly what you’d want from a Wetherspoon. The menu has loads of options, so there’s something for everyone, and the value for money is hard to beat. Drinks are also very reasonably priced, with a great range on tap. What stood out most was the staff. Efficient, polite, and clearly on top of things even during busy periods. Everything felt well organised and smooth. All in all, a solid local pub that delivers consistently good food and drinks at great prices. Definitely one I’ll keep going back to.”

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  Patrik Krizek

  ·1 year ago

  “Decent Wetherspoons with the usual mix of cheap drinks, pub classics, and quick service. The old billiard hall interior is spacious and has character, though parts of it feel tired and in need of a refresh. Gets busy in the evenings and on match days, but staff manage it well. Good for a budget pint or casual meal, but not somewhere you’d go for atmosphere or comfort. Handy location near the tram stop.”

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  Akshata Shenoy

  ·2 years ago

  “Weatherspoons is everyone's favourite isn't it? But this location is eye catchy. The building itself is so beautiful with a seating area outside. We tried a couple of cocktails this time and some wings with chips. The wings were delicious and came with a choice of dip. The staff were very friendly. JD is a vibe I would say.”

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  MADDOGLEP

  ·3 years ago

  “Paulicarus says he remembers me playing snooker here many years ago when this was a snooker hall but he is not old enough. A unique building for a Spoons. Great selection of real ale. Took a bitter from Great Newsome brewery. Very good...cheap..and 50p off voucher£1.76 for the pint. It is what it is...typical crowd enjoying a lively Sunday afternoon.”

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