The King of Wessex

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The King of Wessex

Bath, United Kingdom

5-10 James St W, Bath BA1 2BX, United Kingdom

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  • Rachele Hayter

    5.0β˜…

    7 months ago

    Food is full value for money. Been a few times now for breakfast. Cannit fault it. Β£1.81 for a hot refill, game changer. Other coffee shops are missing a trick here. Plus staff are canny.

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  • steevieboy4u

    5.0β˜…

    8 months ago

    I've been to a LOT of Wethersoons and Hayden is probably the hardest working person I've ever witnessed. Constantly walking up and down the full length of the pub, looking for jobs to do, always looking for eye contact and offering to help or ask if everything is ok (I asked for a container to take some chicken wings home), it literally turned up within 2 mins of me asking) what a star. Bringing drinks, cleaning & prepping tables, emptying the coffee machine. I was in there almost 2 hours and I never saw him slow down, he must top 30k steps per shift πŸ˜‚πŸ‘ŒπŸ» πŸ’ͺ🏻 Another shout out to Ethan he was just as helpful, I ordered my food via the app and he brought it to my table, the dessert and everything else turned up at the same time, I asked if he could bring the dessert back after I'd finished my starter and main. He didn't batter an eyelid and said of course he would. Which happened without me having to chase or ask again. Excellent service πŸ‘ŒπŸ» The food was cooked perfectly and not greasy or luke warm like I've experienced at other establishments. It turned up in less than 20 mins and I can honestly say for the food and service it's one of the best Spoons I've ever been to πŸ‘ŒπŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ» The atmosphere of the place isn't the best as it sits onto the side of a shopping centre so not an old refurbishment type of building and basically one big long room. The real flame gas fire that's in the centre of the area softens this up slightly. All in all it gets a 5 out of 5 from me and hats off to Hayden & the rest of the staff πŸ‘ŒπŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»

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  • SPA 007

    3.0β˜…

    8 months ago

    very busy establishment, but I fear that is more so, for the $$ value & not the quality - but I could be wrong ! Mrs. A had a cheeseburger which she felt lacked any sort of flavour. I had their "NEW" steak & ale pie with chips which was not bad, other than the pie was served at such a high temperature, that you almost had to eat everything else (chips n peas) in advance while waiting for the pie to cool. As I said the prices were very reasonable, Burger, pie, 2 pints for 19 GBP in downtown Bath (great location) I will just mention that the fish n chips looked very good & we both regret not trying them - SPA007

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  • Graeme Walton

    5.0β˜…

    10 months ago

    Wetherspoons pub, with all the Wetherspoons fayre. Usual Wetherspoons food and drink choices. I had a big breakfast ( very nice). Quite spacious inside, busy at peak times and pleasant staff πŸ‘

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  • Pramod Singh

    4.0β˜…

    1 year ago

    We visited the King of Wessex Wetherspoon in Bath for breakfast on the weekend, and as the only Wetherspoon in the city, it was absolutely packed. Despite how busy it was, the staff were quick and efficient with our order, which was impressive. The food was tasty and served hot, and as expected from Wetherspoon, the prices were very affordable, making it a great value-for-money option. The atmosphere was lively, though it can get quite crowded during peak times. Overall, it’s a solid spot for a budget-friendly meal in Bath, but be prepared for a busy environment, especially on weekends.

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