Wetherspoon - Greenwich

My friend and I were here on Tuesday 6th February. My friend chose to go to the bar when it was quiet so she could get served. I was sitting at a table a fair way facing the bar. My friend had an altercation with a man who suddenly appeared after her and whom she accused of pushing in. She poured his drinks over his legs after an argument. Next thing I know, he's approached the table where I was sitting and threw the rest of the contents over myself. Then come around the side of the table and as I was getting ready to leave hit me over the head . Then with my back turned on leaving dragged me to the floor. I had to go to hospital quickly as I'm on blood thinners. The staff did absolutely nothing. This is now a police matter for assault. The is not a cheap and cheerful bar. More like cheap and nasty with moronic staff. Full of toothless methers. Avoid at all costs.

I had a great experience at the Wetherspoons pub in Greenwich. The restaurant is spacious and offers affordable food and drinks. It's a convenient stop if you're in the area for shopping, and they even have a charging area available. I really enjoyed my visit here.

We were staying in the area as we were going to see Madonna at the 02. As it's next to the tube, it was handy for our wait to be allowed in the hotel we booked. We had a few beers and then ordered dinner, two mixed grills that were edible, we also returned the next morning for breakfast that did the trick and was not extortionate in price they even poached my eggs. The establishment was clean, as were the toilets, which was only one staircase up. We would stay in the same area again if we come back.

This is a weird spoons where the staff are always grumpy and make you feel grateful for them serving you, the ale range is poor and usually not on. Food is average spoons fare. Prices continue to go up. Maybe the location being a tourist spot, just makes this a lazily run pub.

Came here for a nice night out with some friends, left having been forced pay for a drink we were given despite it being entirely the waitresses fault. We had ordered several pitchers of drinks. When they came we drank them, then after we’d finished drinking almost all of them, the waitress came back and demanded we pay for a drink that was meant for another table as if we were meant to know exactly what we were brought, for context, we had at least 10 pitchers on the table. My friend was made to pay the £12.50 fee. Absolutely livid.