3/5 MumzyJ 1 year ago on Google
This
is
a
nice
place
to
go
and
there
has
been
some
recent
refurbishment
of
the
chapel
ceiling.
...
If
you
are
a
first
time
visitor,
look
upwards
when
you
go
inside.
I
went
there
for
the
first
time
and
my
mum
said
she
wasn't
happy
with
the
new,
simpler
painted
design
but
still,
it's
really
pretty.
There
is
plenty
of
information
available
about
the
building's
history
and
framed
articles
are
dotted
around
the
walls
(some
of
which
could
do
with
a
good
clean
tbh).
The
decor
is
very
dated
and
a
bit
dingy
in
places
but
that
adds
to
its
charm.
Access
is
fairly
good
with
a
long
structural
ramp
up
to
the
entrance.
Two
'disabled
persons'
toilets
are
to
the
left
from
the
front
entrance,
whilst
regular
toilets
are
accessed
across
the
room
after
you
walk
down
a
long
corridor
(these
are
also
quite
spacious,
well,
I
only
went
to
the
ladies.).
What
I
saw
was
very
clean
and
in
good
order.
Now,
as
we
went
there
for
a
late
lunch,
I
should
rate
the
food...
Firstly,
the
choice
on
the
menu
is
good
and
the
prices,
as
you
might
expect
for
Wetherspoons
are
affordable.
Considering
Wetherspoons
food
is
not
prepared
onsite,
but
reheated
-
and
therefore
produced
for
that
purpose,
it
has
potential
to
be
consistent
as
well
as
satisfactory.
However,
each
dish
we
ordered
was
very
much
overheated
and
very
dry.
In
the
most
'British'
way,
we
politely
availed
ourselves
of
the
condiments
available
and
made
sure
we
ate
all
the
salad.
My
favourite
part
was
my
hot
drink,
so
just
for
fun
I
videoed
it
coming
from
the
machine.
(Tip:
get
the
decaff
version,
then
you
won't
get
wired
from
caffeine,
though
it
is
pretty
sugary).
This
is
my
impression
as
a
first
time
visitor
and
I
do
not
live
locally.
I
got
the
impression
that
it
was
a
decent,
friendly
place
to
go
but
it
just
do
happened
that
whoever
was
dealing
with
our
food
in
the
kitchen
that
day
could
do
with
some
further
training
and
the
food
we
had
really
wasn't
good.
That
is
why
I
only
have
three
stars.
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