The Lord Rosebery (JD Wetherspoon), Scarborough

Inviting-looking Wetherspoons not far from the train station. Disappointed on a Friday night to see most of the real ale lines out of action for 'cleaning' (didn't see much evidence of that actually taking place though!). Poor show really - I could understand it on a Monday, but Friday??? The inside of the place is fairly-well kitted out and of course the prices are cheap - but cheap prices are only good if the beer you want to buy is available.

Paid a visit whilst waiting for the train home and not mpressed. Usual Spoons offers and a good range of beer when you can get it! only 2 people serving and as a result long waits for drinks and pot luck as to when you would get served. Tables not being cleared, toilets not clean all in all a poor advertisment for Spoons.

to few staff not help full have waited 30 mins to be seved food just do not go there but very good drink deals if you can get served

Awful service when we ate here before (extremely rude waiter who was given a very public and severe telling off by the manager as a result of his behaviour that evening). Second time around, the Titanic Captain Smith must have been a good week past its sell-by date. Vinegary and disgusting. Always busy here, but not heard many good things!

This is a grand 2 floored Wetherspoons outlet with all the usual Wetherspoons trimmings.I cant comment on the beer as i never got that far down the line.I called in one Friday night at around 9pm and must say was a little surprised to find only 2 barstaff on duty. Anyway i gave it a try,and after a lengthy spell at the bar with no joy found the nearest exit and left.So on a Friday if you find yourself with plenty of time on your hands and fancy a clear head on a Saturday, you are on to a winner.In all fairness it was probably a one off.

A typical Spoons on 2 levels.