The Wye Bridge House (JD Wetherspoon), Buxton

Extensive Wetherspoons in an old building close to the river Wye, usual sort of multi space ‘spoons rearrangement maybe a bit more haphazard due to respecting the original fabric. Roughly an L shape or perhaps a truncated U it has the standard five plus five pulls topped and tailed by T-bars. Nice decor of the more modern spoons variety. Ordering on the app I was very impressed by the speed of service and even the old plates were shifted in reasonable time, better than some more traditional pubs. All in all a pretty well run spoons, the beer is above average however not much above, but one worth a visit.

Fairly bland Spoons situated a little out of the immediate town centre which has a lovely (if you like trains!) backdrop of the arches taking freight over the way. In a former life this was the Midland Railway Hotel. Just two guest cask, my Titanic Plum Porter was fine (NBSS 3) and no problems with my breakfast. Nice seats at the far end overlooking the bridge and park. Serves its Spoonsy purpose for the town but I didn’t get much out of it otherwise.

Large and impressive Spoons on the edge of town. Plenty outdoor seating. We had a quick lunch here which was fine. I found the service to be nice and friendly and the beer was well kept. Shame I forgot the name of it! Worth a visit.