When you dine at a JD Wetherspoon pub, let’s not beat around the bush, you pretty much know what you are going to get.
A standard menu, a cheap tipple, fancy plates and a magazine upset with how ‘woke’ the world now is. Some of those things I’m onboard with more than others.
But one thing which has always fascinated me (okay, ‘fascinated’ might be stretching it but at least caused mild interest) is the difference between a traditional JD Wetherspoon pub and Tim Martin’s Lloyds No.1 Bars. Let’s be honest, the two venues have many more things alike than different but the one overriding thing you noticed is, of course, the music.
