Wetherspoons

Cheap real ale, clean, good service. Stevenage is not great for pubs but this is a safe bet.

First time ever visited Stevenage, was going to see the Red Hot Chilli Peppers at Knebworth Park. It was extremely busy, waited a time before service (drinks) then decided just to have food there, as no doubt all places would have been busy. 45 mins wait for food, burger meal was okay, except that the fresh roll just kept breaking up, ended up eating food with a fork & knife. However my 0ther Half was not impressed by his eggs with his ham & chips, they had definitely been under the heater light too long, took back, waited for ages to return, I had in fact finished my food and it was at least ⁵⁄₁₀ mins after that his food turned up. The Girl was extremely apolgetic. Toilets were lacking in toilet roll, lucky on the third toilet.

Cheap food and drink, can be busy towards the weekend. Good value and good choice of food.

I have been about five times. Very cheap drinks and food (which tastes good enough) but the local patrons have always let the experience of the place down for me. The Old Town one is the same in this regard. But then again, you get what you pay for, I guess.

liked it. good place to meet up with friends before going out on the town. Clean and cheap. friendly bar staff.

In my experience wetherspoons is one of the quieter pubs in Stevenage, not saying it doesn’t have its moment. It’s generally known as the meeting place for young people going on a big night out as its central and most know where it is. Mostly after the first few drinks they move on leaving those who want a quieter drink in peace the music is set at a low volume so you can hear yourself talking. During the day the food they serve is reasonably priced and fairly nice. The drinks in my experience are one of the cheapest out of the pubs in Stevenage. And the up side of having two in the town (one in the old town high street), means where ever you live it’s fairly easy to get to one. Although known as a quiet pub, it is still a pub and does have its moments where it does get a bit rowdy and sometimes spoils the night of those whishing for a peaceful evening. The pub itself is quite big but where the toilets are located sometimes cause a problem, there are up two flights of stairs which can cause a problem for the older customer as well as those having had

I came here with my firend recently for a meal before going to see a film. We paid five pounds each and had a buger with chips and a glass of wine. The meal was freshly cooked, tasty and hot. I couldn’t fault it for the price even if the surroundlings is a bit spit and sawdust.

Been here a few times, the last time being for a meet up with a few friends I hadn’t seen in years. This Weatherspoons is located in Stevenage Town centre and is a pretty large one, with plenty of seating within. Atmosphere is also pretty good and drinks are reasonably priced.