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a very good pint of goddards(isle of white) scrumdiggity bitter quaffed here, the place was very busy mind it was a sun soaked easter sunday. The service was pitifully slow but this only down to the jdw minimal staffing levels,the actual bar staff were working their arses off spesh a girl who was preggers, 7/10
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Hopeless service. Got fed up with waiting and went elsewhere.
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Agree with the post below. Same generic Wetherspoons look inside. Spacious. As with any Wetherspoons establishment, good for one thing - the range of ales. If it wasn't for the ale range, I wouldn't bother. As it is, I had a 'Moondance' from the local Triple fff brewery. Well kept and tasted fine.
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Possibly Southampton's best Wetherspoons, not that that's saying much. You know what to expect - beer was good.
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Visited early evening mid week. As 'spoons go it was ok. I had a couple of pints of Ringwood, service was fine, pleanty of staff on. The beer was in good condition. Totally characterless, but if you want a cheapish swift half on the way to a proper pub it'll do.
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Grim. Ringwoood beer dreadful; seemed like it had gone off.
Green King IPA was alright. Pretty rough clientele.
Not good.
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middling new wetherspoons in Ocean Village, handy for a stop before or after watching a film at Harbour Lights. They've done a decent job of the refurb but the management could definitely make more of an effort with stocking Ringwood ales - the only Ringwood on offer last 3 visits has been Best, and twice its been off anyway with GK ales taking up most of the pumps. Still, there's bugger all decent pubs around there for competition so I will be a regular customer anyway.
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Simply, a dump.............
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