Willow Walk (JDW)

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Typical Wetherspoons joint near Victoria station. Nothing really interesting on tap or in the fridges. Quite clean, good service.

Just another large Spoon Nothing wrong with that Always possible to find something and ok food But nothing to recommend either Very close to Victoria Train Station in London But you will find a spoon inside the Train Station as well

Visit on a Tuesday evening, busy but not crowded, the decor and furniture looked tired, just another spoons pub.

Typical ´Spoons. Usually the sister pub inside the station has a better selection.

Visited late August 2016 in the afternoon, was pretty quiet with a just a few builders having late morning fry ups. Pretty good selection across cask, and the couple I had were in pretty decent condition, staff friendly and efficient. Plenty of power points scattered around at the tables so useful destination for those travellers transitioning between train/tube/coach station, to charge up devices while supping a pint, also had the usual free JDW wifi. All in all a pretty above average spoons for selection, so worth stopping by if in the area.

Basic Wetherspoons with nothing unusual to stand it apart from many others in the chain. Visited on 17th Dec 2016 (Saturday evening), Beer selection and quality were both fine, as was the ’deep fat fried food’ we shared. Staff friendly enough, mixed clientele, age and group size: typical cross section of society really. Would visit again, but it’s not a destination pub for true ’beer hunters’ even if I did pick up two new rates.

Slightly lacking in charm, even by Spoons standards. Still, the staff are friendly enough and the beer range is decent. Sadly, most of the cask ales I tried were not in the best of condition.

Poorly kept beer on my visit, much better off in the station.

Been here a few times, it’s much cheaper than the Spoons at Victoria station but the decor isn’t as smart. It’s quite a big place but it usually has some interesting beers on and it’s a good place to pick up a festival scoop or two. It’s a better example of a Spoons and I’ll stick my head in to have a look if passing.