The Sun - JD Wetherspoon

“cheap food and coffee good little place to go sit in for a couple hours”

Brian Curtin★★★

6 nations rugby was on the TV when we visited Saturday afternoon & this Spoons was packed. We managed to get a table in a booth after wandering around for 10 minutes or so. Pub was buzzing but not loud. Everyone was well behaved. Stella was £4.10 a pint & 3 small plates were £14.99. Pub is on the ground floor, as are the toilets. This Spoons commerates Richard Carrington who built an observatory at Redhill. Outside seating available. An hour's wait for food because it was just so busy. Wouldn't stop me coming back though. Nice touch having commemorative plaques for friends & family who had sad

Richard Williams★★★

Went during the beer festival so there was a good selection of ales all at good prices. Service was a little hit and miss. The pub and toilets are all on one level in a large room that lacks a bit of atmosphere. Not the best Spoons I have been to but worth a visit.

Holly Smith★★★★★

My dad says the chef needs a raise, very nice 👍he went up to London and paid £18 at pilgrim pizza, and this one was better. The haggis burger is such a good idea by the way, hats off x

Paul Tanfield★★★★★

So; decided to have a breakfast whilst waiting for a dashcam to be fitted at Road Radio. £6.59…. Fantastic value, quick and nicely presented. Time: 09:50, so only about 18/20 people in the pub, so very peaceful. Free internet inc.