Fitzpatrick's, Burnley

Wethers-by-numbers time. Basically a rectangular box. The bar is at the far end as you enter.

A pretty generic JDW, but nicely decorated with modern wood panelling. The clever use of partitions make it feel like a multi roomed pub rather than just one big room which is what it is really. 4 guest ales on the bar alongside the usual suspects. I had no problem with the service, in fact it was very efficient. I'm not a great fan of Partners brewery, but my pint of Partners Cascade in here was in good nick.

Don't bother its a spoons and a bad one we got to the bar the girl behind was on her phone we waited and waited and waited then walked out there must have been 8 people waiting to get serverd but texting is more important then serving beer

Dull modern bar; with a couple of slightly-raised seating areas on either side of the main doors, otherwise just a few columns to break up the space. Seven of ten handpumps in operation when I visited - the other three 'Available soon' - but there were still a few interesting beers available such as the fine Goose Island Pommie's Revenge at a remarkable £1.79.

A Lloyds No1 Bar (J D Wetherspoon) establishment