The Postal Order (JD Wetherspoon), Worcester

This wasn't the biggest branch of Wetherspoon's that I've been in, but it was already very busy on our Saturday morning visit, with a large group meeting at the far end. Whilst queueing for the bar, we were shouted out by the manageress. Apparently we were standing in the wrong position and we were told to follow instructions that were positioned somewhere the entrance. That wasn't the best of starts. Greene King Abbot, Ruddles Best & Sharp's Doom Bar were the regular ale. They then had 5 guests - Brakspear Oxford Gold, Thwaite's Wainwright, Daleside Old Legover, North Cotswold Shagweaver & Goff's Black Knight. I was hoping for a local real cider. But only Thistly Cross Whisky Cask was on offer. It's an easy place to head to from Foregate Station, but compared with other pubs in the city, it was distinctly average.

Totally old school Spoons, from the décor to the early doors brigade on the front tables. Pleasant enough though, and with only a couple of repetitions on the 2 x 6 banks of pumps offers a good range of ales to chose from. Handy for Foregate Street station.

Fairly standard Spoons which had a decent selection of beers on. I was in very early for breakfast so I didn't try the beer however the food was very good.

Typical bog standard Spoons, complete with mobility scooter going back and forth between bar and table. Guest beers complementing the usual suspects were, Acorn Old Moor Porter, Woods Shropshire Lad,Hop Farm Frizzle, Boss Brave AIPA and Man In A Hat APA which was of average quality.