The Jug and Jester, Leamington Spa - pub details
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Address: 11-13 Bath St, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV31 3AF [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 402) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Leamington Spa (0.2 miles), Warwick (2.2 miles), Warwick Parkway (4 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- TV
- Table football
- Late licence (Open until midnight Thursday to Saturday)
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other pubs nearby:
TJ's Bar and Bistro (Sports Bar Cocktail bar Venue), Leamington Spa (0.0 miles), Dockers, Leamington Spa (0.1 miles), Robbins Well, Leamington Spa (0.1 miles), Avenue Hotel, Leamington Spa (0.1 miles), Kelsey's Bar, Leamington Spa (0.1 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Jug and Jester, Leamington Spa
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| The other Wetherspoons in town. This place is much more small and cramped with a mixture of different rooms. Quite a cosy spoons though, I think I prefer this spoons to the other one, bettter atmosphere aslong as it does not get too busy. Less choice of drinks though. BestBeerBoffin - 26 Feb 2017 12:01 |
| I returned to Leamington on Sunday to visit the Jug & Jester, the town's second Wetherspoons. Similar to the Benjamin Satchwell, at first sight this appears to be a small branch of the chain. But they're both tardis-like. This one has 4 interlinking rooms on different levels with some rather gaudy furniture. But it works and feels different from many of the identikit Wetherspoons. Ales are spread across the top 2 rooms - Backyard Jigger Stout, Banks's Alpha 5, Titanic Iceberg, Roosters Cream, Sharps Doom Bar, Ruddles Best, White Horse Blowing Stone, Greene King Abbot and a couple more 'coming soon'. Cider was Old Rosie. Spent a while here watching Sky Sports News before moving on. The better of the 2 Leamington Wetherspoons. blue_scrumpy - 4 Jul 2016 21:49 |
| Reasonably OK for a Wetherspoons as it's housed in an old theatre and there is a nice touch in featuring local heroes such as Randolph Turpin on the walls. The beer went down pretty well as did some ribs but the atmosphere is as non-existent as usual even if the train station is but a couple of hundred yards away. BoehmBawerk - 7 Dec 2014 13:31 |
| A bad JDW is a miserable experience. A good JDW is okay. This is a lot nearer the top of the list than the bottom. My first pint seemed a bit stale but the manager was amenable to a quiet word and took an interest. The second pint, when I returned a few hours later, was much better. Service was okay, the staff (including doormen) were pleasant and the layout of the pub meant it didn't seem too much like a couple of shop units. djw - 29 Nov 2014 20:32 |
| Reasonable enough Wetherspoons although only one ale on and that wasn't too great. We upped and left after one pintand headed to the other one. anonymous - 18 May 2013 14:08 |
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