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What time is food served until in Wetherspoons?

by Minnie

What time is food served until in Wetherspoons?

What time does Wetherspoons stop serving food? Wetherspoons stops serving food at 11pm at most pubs, but it may differ depending on your local. There is a breakfast menu kicks in to start the day and this is served from 8am and until 11.30am, followed by the main menu which is served from 11.30am until 11pm.

What days are Wetherspoons doing the 50% off?

Wetherspoons is continuing to offer diners discounted food between Mondays and Wednesdays in September. It launched ‘Stay Out To Help Out’ on the first of the month, which sees prices on a range of food and drink reduced.

Are Wetherspoons doing the 50 off meals?

Wetherspoons has said it will continue offering discounted meals after the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme comes to an end. Thousands of restaurants signed up to the government initiative, which gave customers 50 per cent off their food bill up to £10 per person every Monday to Wednesday in August.

Are Wetherspoons extending eat out?

The pub operator JD Wetherspoon is launching its own reduced prices scheme after the end of the Government’s initiative. The move will see prices on a range of meals and drinks reduced from Monday to Wednesday until November 11.

What restaurants are doing eat out scheme?

Here are the restaurant chains that have announced they are taking part:

  • All Bar One.
  • Bella Italia.
  • Belushi’s.
  • Bird.
  • Browns.
  • Burger King.
  • Cafe Rouge.
  • Castle Pubs.

Is Wetherspoons on a reduced menu?

Among the meals cut from the menu are curries, chicken and ribs, most salads and pasta dishes, steak meals and pies. And in a blow for regulars, both the bacon butty and all-day breakfasts will be missing from the menu too.

Why have Wetherspoons reduced their menu?

Pub giant Wetherspoons has revealed what its reduced menu will look like as it sets to reopen hundreds of pub gardens and rooftops around the UK next month. The menu will be cut back for Covid safety reasons but punters will nonetheless be able to enjoy fry-ups, fish and chips and burgers.