Odd crowd in here but we liked it. Quite a small quiet Spoons but it was Tuesday at 4pm when we arrived. Food was better than a lot of other Wetherspoons. Plates were hot which made a pleasant change. We both had burgers & we both said you could tell that whoever prepared them actually cared. I was hoping to learn a bit more about the history of the building but the food menu cover gave minimal info. Service, location & general appeal were all good. Spoke to 3 members of staff during our visit & they were all friendly, helpful & polite. Take note about your staff members Tim. No parking on site but public car park is a 4 minute walk costing £2.60 for 2 hours. Wetherspoons number 34 ticked off our list.
Not a bad spoons as they go and it's a good use for an old building with some nice features. Food and drinks by the fireplace is an afternoon well soent. Quite lively with a good mix of customers
Management don't help, I asked for the TV to be put on at 9.30 and he said we don't usually have it on in the morning, usually means they can, the one in herne bay has it on all the time, he just couldn't be arsed
Situated on the main high street, the leading Light is a Wetherspoon pub that hosts all the usual fare the brand provides, and they do have some great ales on most of the time. Sited from the Wetherspoon website - The name of this pub recalls Henry Wreight (pronounced ‘rate’), who was a leading light in the development of Faversham in the 19th century. One the town’s two main benefactors, after his death in 1840, his bequest was used to provide schools, the recreation ground and almshouses. He was also three times mayor of Faversham. It's a lovely, good size building with a small garden to the rear. Staff are friendly and welcoming as are the regulars.
Wasn't good unfortunately. They had run out of at least 4 items we asked for. There is nothing more disappointing than piercing your eggs on a benedict dish and being greeted with a stiff chalky yoke 😬 The food was also stone cold and I think the staff knew it was bad because they didn't come near us after dropping the dishes and running away 😂 It is cheap and you can bring your kids. BUT think I'd prefer to leave the kids at home, skip the food and enjoy the £2 lager in the garden next time 😂
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Faversham, Kent, ME13