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Wye Bridge House, Buxton

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We're the staff here shown how to clean glasses by the Ashton under lyne wetherspoons staff? Both me and my dad had dirty glasses. This pub has a cask marque certificate but isn't shown on the app, could it have lost it due to this problem? Quite a small wetherspoons but a good drinking area outside but very close to a busy roundabout.
Caskales - 17 Jun 2014 15:51
Typical spoons pub lots of real ales on and some american beers had something to eat but i did not think it was as good as some other spoons pubs ive visited but all in all not a bad pub next to a very busy road traffic non stop ...
tench1230 - 21 Oct 2013 11:05
Typical spoons pub with loads of real ales i opted for October zest [ i think] Was reasonable. Could do with better seating i went to what looked like a family part of the pub at first but i felt like i was back at school with the cheap kitchen tables. Tried to get one of the more comfortable looking tables with bar stools but there were only around a dozen and they were all taken. Ended up on an old couch next to the door.
Could do better with better seating as a start
westminster - 11 Oct 2011 20:37
Average Spoons next to a busy main road. Inside its been tastefully decorated making it quite light & airy. Choice of real ales was bland & seemed more expensive than other Wetherspoons. Outside the beer garden is a suntrap, but it is spoiled by the tables which are packed next to each other in unimaginative rows.
happytyskie - 27 Aug 2011 08:35
i used to work at this pub. but i have diferent memories than the rest of the staff that i recognise on this paige. i was once told by my superviser (who stil works there today) that my til was down by �20. i was told to make it ballence by the end of my shift. when i asked how, she replyed "short change everyone, if the till is up, we get a better bonus." i also remember going to take some food out one day. the cook went to pass me the meal and droped the steak on the floor. he imedietley picked it up of the floor, dusted it down and tryed to serve it. i was then given disiplinery action for refusing to take the order out.this about summs up how that pub is ran. all the staff from thiese horror stories are stil there. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!
oldhalllandlord - 6 Dec 2010 13:04
This JDW house is one of the better of the chain and stocks quite a few guest real ales as well as the usual three. Staff friendly & helpful when I've visited. Good outdoor seating area but little car parking space. Food average.
LittleFamilyFish - 13 Aug 2008 12:27
I was wondering why the pubs under the railway bridges are not included in the nearby pubs thing,although the one at the back of spoons never seems to be open at dinner except oin Sunday,the other one (I think its called the railway is always very popular and does wll with food,I noticed someone mentioning the size of it,well this is quite small in Spoons size,try "The Counting House " in Derby,an ex-bank,by the way I see you have a Moods there,is it like the one in Preston-5-30 to 9-30 during the wwek all pints and bottles are �1-50
bagheas - 13 Jun 2005 13:19
i live in tenerife at the moment and when i visit england i always go to the wye bridge and i know alot of people say bad things about it when its bussy but believe me the staff are doing the best they can and the pub is so big that when it is summer time it is just not phyisicaly possiable to have every glass and plate collected i know i used to work there keep up the hard work guys!
holly_bell - 5 Jun 2005 20:35
this pub is great! it has a great atmosphere at the weekend with hardly any trouble, when i was there the staff were great and tried their hardest to clear up everything. they work hard and if they haven't picked a plate or glass up it's coz they atr busy doin something else! it also has a lot of regulars in there so it obviously has something for everyone!
julie harrison - 8 Nov 2004 16:30
fantastic range of beers available, the pub was bright and airy with a great atmosphere
mark hedges - 20 Aug 2004 18:47
Probably the dirtiest 'spoons I've ever been in.

The staff didn't seem interested in collecting glasses & plates that'd been sitting on empty tables for a good hour.

On the plus side, it's a 'spoons so the beer's cheap :)
Phil - 20 Jul 2004 13:26
Among the better Weatherspoons pubs as far as beer choice is concerned. Always have a good range of beers unlike some especially the Lloyds No.1's where there seems limited choice. Nice frontal beer garden, a sun trap in nice weather.
frank - 20 Jul 2004 11:35

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