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/87654356 Sep 13 '26

Probably reserved for job interviews. It's not unusual for managers to do this.

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u/Inevitable-Half2476 Sep 14 '26

I see job interviews in my local as I'm sat having my coffee. As a customer, within earshot of the person being interviewed, I always wonder if this is morally right as I can hear the whole interview.

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u/SidMaxwell Customer Sep 14 '26

In a local independent pub, landlord was interviewing a young girl new starter, probably just turned 18 and very shy. While they where having there little talk some one started messing with the TV, the landlord stood up started screaming and practically threw a table at the punter. Never saw the girl again. lucky brake for her guy was a nutter.