Great breakfast, with a large variety of food options and also free refills for hot drinks. Large beautiful venue.
This lvely old pub was warm and welcoming. It cured my friends depression and has give a new interest in the West Midlands. I truly feel that my life was enriched by this cultural highlight
A nice little spoons- only visited in the morning/noon during the week but a relaxed atmosphere, plenty of seating inside and out back, pretty quick service, clean and nicely decorated bathrooms up a narrow old staircase- wish I'd taken a photo inside as the walls are lined with old books which is something I loved about the figure of eight on broad street!
Always enjoyed coming to this spoons. Have been quite disappointed in recent visits as it’s been really cold, due to the heating not being on . Also, think the rules regarding under 18’s not being on the premises after 9pm is a bit ridiculous! If that person is with family members parents etc think this should be revised . Fair enough I understand if it was a group of under 16’s but not when attending with parents
Looks can be deceiving, from the outside it looks like a small local pub, but once inside it's a large well maintained pub that has plenty of character about it's history as a library and courthouse. Good selection of food and drinks. Have eaten breakfast here a number of times and never disappoints. Service has always been friendly and prompt. Highly recommended. Car park is available around the back of the pub.
This is a very nice pub. It was warm, clean and the bar staff are focused on their job. I had the Turkey slice cooked meal, very nice. My food went well with the Old Peculiar I enjoyed.
It's a weatherspoons cheaper but is it value for money ?No it's not the food is simply dreadful the buttermilk chicken burger was all coating no chicken over fried with a tiny salad and 25 chips it's defying trade descriptions but it's cheap. The staff were shouting and arguing in the back especially the manager who needs a lesson in diplomacy when dealing with her staff. All in all avoid .
One of the better Wetherspoons around. Previously a Library, and a Courthouse before that going back to 1816, it still carries the themes from those and is well maintained inside. Lovely beer garden too. Usual vast selections of drinks at good prices, and ok pub grub. As expected, gets very busy on the weekend.
The Court of Requests - JD Wetherspoon is located at Church St, Oldbury B69 3AF, UK
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