The Lord Wilson (Lloyds No1), Huddersfield

We had a much better experience than the previous reviewers. Maybe there's been a change of management. One very large room which was bright and airy on our Sunday evening visit. No rubbish on any of the tables and the barman that served us was chatty and efficient. It's a pretty nondescript JDW to be honest with no features at all. 4 beers available and my pint of Saltaire Elderflower Blonde was in good nick. It may still be madness on a Friday night, but it's certainly alright on a Sunday.

Must agree with Steve below. It does not compare to the other Spoons and I will not be revisiting.

Undistinguished Lloyds No 1 bar, having a generally dark and dull interior (with the few tables on a slightly raised area by the front windows rightly being the most popular spot during daylight hours). Also has a few metal tables out on the pavement. Regular 'Party Central' events advertised with flyers. Only has five handpumps, and two of these were off, with the Saltaire Blonde (£2.15) being the most appealing choice (with the same brewery's Raspberry Blonde 'available soon', and its Cascade Pale noted on the keg taps too).

The Lord Wilson page on the JD Wetherspoon website - www.jdwetherspoon.com

The Lord Wilson page on the JD Wetherspoon website - www.jdwetherspoon.com

This is a full blown Lloyds with a dance floor to the left along with lighting rig and a box to house the idiot who plays the music. I arrived here on a Saturday morning before midday and on either side there were projector screens showing the Trooping of the Colour that nobody was watching. All the tables were cluttered with EU Referendum propaganda. Despite having one of the dullest Spoons interiors I've seen in years there were quite a few people in, mostly for breakfasts. The bar at the back of the room has a pathetic five hand pumps with the JDW Trio of Doom, the JDW / Everard's Defender and Slightly Foxed Fox Glove. I went for the Fox Glove (£2.15) which wasn't entirely clear and tasted pretty rank. I've only been to one Spoons worse than this and that's their Lloyds outlet in Brighton. That was so bad it didn't even deserve to get a 1 so this one doesn't escape the score of shame.