The Edwin Waugh

«Waughhhhhhhhhhhh «- Before you ask it, I am not crying, I am not a 2 year old. but I did feel like crying after this Wetherspoons experience that will put me off the chain for life!
After a relatively good experience with a branch in Oldham, I called in here while shopping at Morrison’s in Heywood, after simply not being able to be offered anything hot to eat.
The gluten free/​dietary menu did not exist and I had to order what I remembered off the menu in Oldham, here, which is disgraceful and breaking the EU law.
I ordered an Aberdeen Angus Steak with a jacket potato, and like in Oldham, it was served on a horrid blue plate, but even though the plate was bad, it wasn’t as bad as the steak!
The steak was absolutely horrible and a little pink, as a fan of Aberdeen Angus meat and it costing around £15 with a drink, I had huge hopes, but honestly, they were not even met by a fraction of what I hoped. The steak was quite chewy, and I wouldn’t even feed it to my Dog (If I had one!) and the Jacket potato wasn’t much better either.
Firstly, I wasn’t served tomato’s or mushrooms which was with the menu, and I had paid for, the bartender seemed to have said I didn’t want it, which is stupid as it is only creating more work for her and an even more unhappier customer.
This pub is quite dark and horrible, it isn’t a place for families to visit and it is a little smoky, with wet menus from beer, and even alcoholics drinking at noon, this honestly is a horrible pub and an embarrassment to the Wetherspoons franchise, I am a pretty positive person, and I am even struggling to come up with a positive to describe this place, the only positive — I left, but I still had to pay, and I left hungry for a meal which was overpriced and unedible.

general wetherspoon goodness friendly staff cheap beer tasty local ales value 4 money grub