The Brockley Barge - JD Wetherspoon

A very friendly bunch in this spoons, welcoming to visitors. I went in for one and ended up staying for two hours. The real ales were of a very good quality and no drama to try before I bought. I was chatting with a bartender, and they told the manager, (Caesar) who was very interested in listening to my quest to visit all the J.D. Wetherspoons. Will try and return.

Not a bad spoons, but loses points on the musty smelly carpet which desperately needs a wash. As you walk in there’s a smell and feel of old, grimy, musty beer filled carpet and old alcoholics sit in there all day. It’s a little depressing. Sitting outside in the sun can be nice however and has a holiday feel to it. The breakfast is decent, classic spoons so not the best quality but cheap. They forgot some of my order so I had to ask for it and they got it wrong.

Food is a steal and staff are friendly. Don't expect haute cuisine but it's great for what it is. Very family friendly too.

Ceaser, the Publucan, is very friendly and welcoming. There is a great mix of people it is our quick go-to for a quick meal. Hubby enjoys a cold Corona and a delicious pink G&T for me. Great value for money 🙂

As an ale drinker I appreciate that the staff at Wetherspoons always seem to know how to properly pour a pint. Given the barge is one of the best value pubs in the area ( followed only by the Royal George (Sam smiths)) their guest cask ale is consistently high quality and expertly kept, and often nicer than more expensive pubs in the area. As usual Wetherspoons have good vegan options on the menu and the staff as always are friendly and professional.

It's a nice pub with plenty to offer. The people working there were nice and the pub had a decent atmosphere. The only gripe was the service was very slow at times. Apart from that a good pub.

NYE 5pm. Every table taken, every table with empty glasses, 8 people waiting to be served, one staff member serving, one running drinks and one other staff member floating around. Where are the rest of the staff?

Local Wetherspoons. ... Great ales & beers 🍻 🍺 🍻 but the bar staff are more intent on discussing their everyday lives with each other than serving the customers. Question: Whatever happened to customer service? Wetherspoons might be a large company that has numerous public houses throughout the UK but I rather go to a locally-owned establishment that will take the time to make the customers feel like they are welcome & appreciated.

A very friendly bunch in this spoons, welcoming to visitors. I went in for one and ended up staying for two hours. The real ales were of a very good quality and no drama to try before I bought. I was chatting with a bartender, and they told the manager, (Caesar) who was very interested in listening to my quest to visit all the J.D. Wetherspoons. Will try and return.

Not a bad spoons, but loses points on the musty smelly carpet which desperately needs a wash. As you walk in there’s a smell and feel of old, grimy, musty beer filled carpet and old alcoholics sit in there all day. It’s a little depressing. Sitting outside in the sun can be nice however and has a holiday feel to it. The breakfast is decent, classic spoons so not the best quality but cheap. They forgot some of my order so I had to ask for it and they got it wrong.

Food is a steal and staff are friendly. Don't expect haute cuisine but it's great for what it is. Very family friendly too.

Ceaser, the Publucan, is very friendly and welcoming. There is a great mix of people it is our quick go-to for a quick meal. Hubby enjoys a cold Corona and a delicious pink G&T for me. Great value for money 🙂

As an ale drinker I appreciate that the staff at Wetherspoons always seem to know how to properly pour a pint. Given the barge is one of the best value pubs in the area ( followed only by the Royal George (Sam smiths)) their guest cask ale is consistently high quality and expertly kept, and often nicer than more expensive pubs in the area. As usual Wetherspoons have good vegan options on the menu and the staff as always are friendly and professional.

It's a nice pub with plenty to offer. The people working there were nice and the pub had a decent atmosphere. The only gripe was the service was very slow at times. Apart from that a good pub.

NYE 5pm. Every table taken, every table with empty glasses, 8 people waiting to be served, one staff member serving, one running drinks and one other staff member floating around. Where are the rest of the staff?

Local Wetherspoons. ... Great ales & beers 🍻 🍺 🍻 but the bar staff are more intent on discussing their everyday lives with each other than serving the customers. Question: Whatever happened to customer service? Wetherspoons might be a large company that has numerous public houses throughout the UK but I rather go to a locally-owned establishment that will take the time to make the customers feel like they are welcome & appreciated.