The City and County (JD Wetherspoon), Goole

As the previous reviewers point out this is a run of the mill,average Wethy pub accompanied with the usual fixtures and fittings.The pub is L shaped with a decorative high ceiling and an basic selection of cask beers.

Smallish ex-bank but the high ceilings make this place a little 'hollow'. Yellow old cinema deco walls and various seating options - sofa, chair/tables, high stools. Actually I think its an ok Wetherspoons and the staff & beer were good. Strangely quite full at 10.30 on a Monday morning. Easy walking distance to the railway station.

The CAMRA Mild in May campaign has been taken too far by the manager ,with 3 out of the 4 microbrewery offerings consisting of dark beers.Two interesting beers were "available soon" which drives me to distraction,I really will have to speak to Tim Martin and ask him to stop this highly annoying practice.Prices are particularly low at this 'spoons with most pints sub £2 but the range on our visit was disappointing.Despite being a bank conversion,this isnt a cavernous pub but one lacking character.

A large and typical Wetherspoons conversion, in this case of a bank, leaving a single large, atmosphereless space with high ceilings and an outside garden area. A number of ales are offered: Abbott, Thorne Pale Ale and Brunyard, Ruddles Best and Millstone Loxley and Classic Dark Mild on our visit. This sounds a fair selection but all except the Pale Ale are dark beers leaving a limited choice for a refreshing pint on a warm evening. A shame as with this number of ales offered, a bit of thought could easily ensure that a wider variety of styles and strengths is offered.

A spoons house with the usual selections of Real Ale and food.