The Sir Samuel Romilly
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- J D Wetherspoon
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About
The Sir Samuel Romilly is a Pub in Barry, United Kingdom. Price range: budget-friendly. Also offers outdoor seating. For a quieter visit, come by on a Tuesday. Cuisine: Breakfast. It stays open late, until 01:00. Rated 4.1★ by 2273 diners.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is The Sir Samuel Romilly?+
The Sir Samuel Romilly is located at Broad Street, Barry, Barry.
What kind of place is The Sir Samuel Romilly?+
The Sir Samuel Romilly is a Pub in Barry serving Breakfast. It is part of the J D Wetherspoon chain.
What are The Sir Samuel Romilly's opening hours?+
The Sir Samuel Romilly is open seven days a week. The Sir Samuel Romilly stays open late, until 01:00.
Is The Sir Samuel Romilly open on Sundays?+
Yes, The Sir Samuel Romilly is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit The Sir Samuel Romilly?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Tuesday.
How expensive is The Sir Samuel Romilly?+
The Sir Samuel Romilly is generally budget-friendly.
What does The Sir Samuel Romilly offer?+
The Sir Samuel Romilly offers Outdoor seating, Wheelchair access, Bar, Free Wi-Fi.
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What people say
“Service was very good, food was hot and served quickly.”
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What diners say on Google
Stan Stulpa★★★★★Your normal Wetherspoons experience, but in Barry. The building used to be a bank and there is a vault door at the front lower level. Named after a London political reformer in the Georgian period who bought a large area of land in what is now Barry in 1812. The carpet is an art-deco style which doesnt seem to represent much, but does somewhat incorporate the colours of the Barry coat of arms.
Wendy Thomas★★★★★Best Wetherspoons I've ever been too. Food was freshly cooked, and was delicious. Service was first class Sat outside in a very sunny, pleasant beer garden. Will certainly return and highly recommend. Other Weatherspoons, could take a leaf out of their book.
Cara Maria★★★★★cheap and cheerful pub food. We came in on 14th January and were sat on table 67. The young man with curly hair was very charismatic and helpful. He spoke to all tables with confidence and seemed like he was enjoying his job. He created a lighthearted and welcoming atmosphere, while remaining professional and ensuring the space was cleaned up quickly. Great customer service.
BigpiemanGlos★★★★I believe it's the only thing open on Broad Street however it was a nice pub and I had a very nice breakfast would recommend
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