The Richard John Blackler (JD Wetherspoon), Liverpool

Had breakfast here on the 15th of April before we went to Anfield for the Hillsborough Service it was ok but for the money what do you expect will call back the only bad side was getting pestered by the shoplifters

This is the busiest Spoons out of the three. Most weekends you'll spot the Stag and Hen party brigade starting the weekend or on a Sunday morn looking knackered. On the ale front, I went for the Weetwood Mad Hatter and JW Lees Drayman's Promise.

Day trip to Liverpool July 2012 lunch for two, Classic and Gourmet burgers both good, washed down with Moorhouses Old Boss, a classic ale. Very good value, would always visit when in Liverpool. Hugh Jones

Not a lot to say really as it was typical of a JDW. The wait when on a crawl of pubs with beautiful interiors and exteriors was a bit irritating given the lack of character in this one. It is in the 2011 Good Beer Guide, and the Wolf Coyote and Peerless Viking Gold were ok, but I have been in better ones.

Busy Wetherspoons outlet not to far from Lime Street Station.Called in one Saturday afternoon and sampled a couple of decent pints of Ringwoods Fortyniner.

Official pages of The Richard John Blackler - www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk

Busy 'spoons on the ground floor of a large building on a corner site, with a long bar and and a longer wait for service. 12 handpumps visible, but an annoying number of beers were 'available soon'. My pint of Titanic Mild (£1.99) was fine, but I didn't really like the place (or the piles of uncleared clutter on the few free tables).