The Knights Templar - Bristol, City of

Oh, I don't see any reviews. Well, the establishment is racist against her own countrymen It seems. About the Internet That they have the basis...

This Wetherspoons is popular with commuters, builders and locals in the development area of Temple Quay/St Philips. It is often used as a surrogate warte...

This is a rather strange Westerspoon sitting in a bizarre place. Despite its central position, most people will not know about their existence; the reason...

Unfortunately, my experience makes me believe that Wetherspoons doesn't care about customer feedback. They only care about money. Any feedback they receive seems to be dismissed as they promise to "make things better" without actually doing so. It seems that no one at Wetherspoons is a proper chef - just people pushing buttons on microwaves. As someone with experience as an ex-Army Head Chef and former Catering Manager, I know how food should be served and cooked for the public. I will be copying this letter and sending it to the Head Office and local media. The managers at Wetherspoons need proper training, or else the public will continue to be dissatisfied with their excuses.

Typical of a Wetherspoons, this restaurant offers decent food, okay drinks, and plenty of local history on the walls. The layout is such that it feels like a marathon just to reach the toilets.