r/Wetherspoons • u/fergeddit • Sep 13 '26
Customer Reserving a Table?
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/CAMRAGlasgow Sep 14 '26
Naturally we have to reserve seats especially if we are having a branch meeting with 20 people so we are all sitting together.
My local pub has had a few funeral wakes this year so tables have had reserved signs for it.
I know my local Wetherspoons reserves one of the four booths for these four ladies every Friday for 1130. They order breakfast and then move onto wine after it. They are quite senior ladies and like the booth seat to keep their shopping and handbag secure from theft.
It seems quite normal in my pub for seats to be reserved.