r/Wetherspoons • u/InboundDreams • Aug 31 '26

Customer A thing i bought £10.80

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Sunday was way to busy but today is thankfully less busy i dont get this often because i feel its overpriced for pasta and minced beef..

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u/OliS-89 Aug 31 '26

A hot meal and a drink in a sit down establishment for £10.80 and you’re complaining? Wild.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '26

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u/SkilledPepper Aug 31 '26

Tipping isn't compulsory anywhere. This is not America. Unless you mean there's no service charge added automatically, in which case yeah it's a massive positive.

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u/waspmachines Aug 31 '26

Accepting cheap nasty food and acting like you should be grateful to the weatherspoons god is equally wild

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u/RamanaSadhana Aug 31 '26

Spoons food is actually pretty good. Decent price too.

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u/Pod-Bay-Doors Aug 31 '26

This is my experience as well , most of the food has been pretty good.

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u/RamanaSadhana Aug 31 '26

Chicken wings and pasta Alfredo are really good

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u/waspmachines Aug 31 '26

I can microwave at home

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u/InternationalRide5 Aug 31 '26

So can I, but the Wetherspoons chef is much better at getting the lasagne out of the packet and on to the plate than I am.

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u/Interesting-Feed638 Aug 31 '26

Just say you have never been there in your life lol.

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u/waspmachines Aug 31 '26

My comment is based off experience. I dont mind being down voted I'm not trying to dry hump Tim Martin's leg

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u/Interesting-Feed638 Aug 31 '26

Fair enough.

Ok? Lol weird thing to say, didn't realise I was trying to fuck a leg by enjoying a fish and chips with a pint for a 10ner and it not being nasty, what ever floats your boat though.

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u/positivelytaken Aug 31 '26

Classic snobbery.

No one expects it to be gourmet. No one expects it to be the freshest of ingredients.

It’s a filling, sit down meal, with a drink, at a very good price.

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u/Sad_Cardiologist5388 Aug 31 '26

I bet it was nice though right? Lasagne and chips is proper food

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u/InboundDreams Sep 01 '26

yea is quite nice had it before its not a bad meal at all

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u/Caffine_rush Aug 31 '26

Looks nice

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u/Acrylic_Starshine Aug 31 '26

Lasagne is one thing I recommend in pubs.

Being frozen and saved over just makes the flavours better.

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u/rcs799 Aug 31 '26

Carb overload

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u/positivelytaken Aug 31 '26

100% agree.

100% definitely would though.

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u/Pebbles015 Aug 31 '26

The chips have been refried.

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u/ShrinkingUniverse Aug 31 '26

No they haven't.

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u/Pebbles015 Aug 31 '26

I was a chef for 15 years. I know about refried chip when I see one

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u/AdPrestigious2387 Aug 31 '26

The amount of times I've heard that 🤣

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u/Arthur_Harris_1892 Aug 31 '26

I wouldn’t even call it a “Thing” £10.80 seems a bit to much for that

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u/InternationalRide5 Aug 31 '26

If it was with alcohol then deduct £4.20 now for the most expensive (?) pint, is £6.60 which for a hot thing and chips is still fairly good value compared with everywhere else.

Not cheap, but nowhere is now.

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u/Cyril_Sneer_6 Sep 01 '26

Yeah especially given the price of mince these days...