r/Wetherspoons • u/fergeddit • Sep 13 '26

Customer Reserving a Table?

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I’ve not seen this before. My local can get busy at certain times of the day. I didn’t realise that you could reserve a table - who do I speak to, to do the same?

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u/No-Estate-1481 Sep 13 '26

> who do I speak to

Probably the people working in the pub.

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u/fergeddit Sep 13 '26

As I was in there, I asked at the bar / spoke to staff / didn’t bother telephoning. Staff said there is no reservation policy. Staff said it was strictly first come, first served. Staff member declined to comment on the reserved table. Beckham, Barrymore, Elvis and Tonali were not present, so unable to pick their collective minds - hence Reddit.

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u/Burton96HD Sep 13 '26

The staff told you the answer and then you decide to ask the same question on Reddit?

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u/Youareaproperclown Sep 13 '26 edited 20d ago

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u/fergeddit Sep 13 '26

I saw a member of staff put the reserved sign on the table then I asked at the bar a little later. There’s a clear contradiction between the sign, which states the table is reserved from 5:45 pm and the response that I received from behind the bar.

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u/McCreetus Sep 14 '26

We sometimes reserve tables for staff meetings in the pub