A short walk east of the main and busy shopping street through Ealing, however the road isn’t as densely packed at this point so it does allow this Wetherspoon to have a nice terrace area out front. Inside it is quite ordinary for the chain, but no less comfortable for it, and naturally busy given its location in this well populated area of the capital. Ales on pump rows as usual.

A mid-ranking ’Spoons, the typical JDW decor doesn’t really have the feel of a local, but there are areas that are almost cosy. The beer’s usually in good nick, there’s rarely more than a couple of guest ales available but the manager does make an effort to get local beers on. The usual good value JDW food range, and the staff are friendly and helpful (when not overwhelmed by customer numbers!).