please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Visited during a Thursday afternoon so not too busy. Range of ales is disappointing compared to the other Wetherspoons' Dundee establishment -the Counting House in Reform Street.
In complete contrast to the Counting House, the Capitol is bright and airy and you get a "lift" merely by walking into the place. THe CH is depressing.
Sampled the best rump steak I think I have ever had in a Wetherspoons' pub.
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A lot better air con in this 2 level pub than the non existant in the other Spoons The Counting House.Sadly all 3 handpumps had the "coming soon" label showing so I opted for a guinness.Cheap though with carlsberg @ £1.69 and Deuchars(when on) for just £1.35 a pint! 6.5/10
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Very spacious, nice food, efficient staff, good pricing structure. Don't really have anything bad to say about it except that it perhaps attracts some of the shellsuit-wearing, buggy-pushing brigade at times.
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This Lloyd's is a pub that has a habit of attracting Dundee's louts when they want to come out to play of an evening, particularly on weekends. Drink and food-wise, its great value for money with good staff. Its at its best during off-peak times of the day.
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Loads of space, great for a social night out. The drink isn't badly priced and they can do some pretty impressive offers. The staff are rather strict however and at least the ones I was served by seemed to want rid of us (I was part of a group of late teens/early 20s).
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had to shut my eyes and open them here as there was a poster in the window advertising there real ale festival at...£1.05 a pint!!!!cheapest wethers ive been into..beer was good too and well kept..wasnt noisy on my sat pm jaunter even on grand national weekend but wasnt kept waiting and it was just the right ambience..keep up the good work!
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