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"My mother in law got a mouthful from staff very rude dirty needs sorting this place very angry dirty and took ages to be seen to q"
Teléfono: +441925405030
Dirección: 41-42 Buttermarket Street, WA1 2PJ, Warrington, United Kingdom
Ciudad: Warrington
Sitio Web: http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/pubs/the-looking-glass
Lunes: 08:00-00:00
Martes: 08:00-00:00
Miércoles: 08:00-00:00
Jueves: 08:00-01:00
Viernes: 08:00-01:00
Sábado: 08:00-00:00
Domingo: 08:00-00:00
Platos: 2
Comodidades: 19
Categorías: 5
Reseñas: 5255
This restaurant review is describing the worst meal the writer ever had. They were disappointed by the dirty coffee machine, lack of choice, and overall filthiness of the place. They left all their food after witnessing the dirty conditions, and noted the absence of toilet paper in the toilets. The writer strongly advises others to avoid this place at all costs, as they were extremely annoyed by their disgusting dinners, including fatty chips, tough steak, and awful curry. They vow to never eat there again, as the dirty conditions could make someone ill. The writer suggests that the restaurant needs a health and safety inspection, and they will never return to this establishment.
Noticed staff member who went above and beyond for customers. Funny friendly and extremely helpful. Noticed her helping a family with young children (mum breastfeeding) she paid attention to youngest child brought his food out opened his sauce packet and even asked where he wanted it on his plate. We had only nipped in for a drink but this stood out to me and my partner as I would have appreciated this when my kids were young. Asked to speak to the manager to compliment the staff member and it was the member of staff we had seen. Kylie .. such a nice kind person .This kind of service should be recognised and rewarded.
This pub used to be part of Wetherspoons, but not for at least a year. I do not understand the mentality. I tried to order two meals and two drinks at the bar, but the bar person allowed another customer to jump the queue, just for one drink. So we left and went to The Friar Penketh, which is Wetherspoons.
