The Three John Scotts (JD Wetherspoon), Hull

The Three John Scotts is a branch of the Wetherspoon's chain in a rather impressive old building. However, whilst the building is impressive and it makes a change to have some different internal features in a 'spoon's, service from the disinterested staff was poor and so was the beer selection. Last orders here is at 1am, but it was fairly quiet. Staff were going about their business and getting ready for closing without paying any attention to customers walking in, despite it being almost an hour until last orders. The usual Greene King Abbot & Ruddles Best were available. Guest beers were Milestone New World, Moorhouse's Blond Witch, Morland Old Speckled Hen & Bradfield Farmer's Blonde. There was no real cider. My New World was a decent drop, but overall our visit here was disappointing.

Official site of The Three John Scotts (JD Wetherspoon) - www.jdwetherspoon.com

Official site of The Three John Scotts (JD Wetherspoon) - www.jdwetherspoon.com

Fairly typical 'banking hall' type Spoons, albeit a bit ruined by the huge industrial vents running the length of the pub. Surely a more sympathetic form of air con could have been found? That apart, pleasant enough, with a fair range of beers.

A good Wetherspoons, lovely exterior, bit cave like inside but there are views of the adjoining church and its well furnished. Good staff and very well kept beer. One of the better ones