The Thomas Lloyd (J D Wetherspoon), Warwick

Thomas Lloyd is a standard Wetherspoons with a bar counter up the right that faces a row of high tables down the centre and standard seating up the left, which is raised and split into sections by columns and a chimney breast. The usual standard and premium keg was available and the two banks of five hand pumps were drawing Steel and Oak Brewing’s Easy Stout and Adnam’s Ghost Ship alongside a less interesting selection of Ruddles, Abbot Ale and Doom Bar. Service was fine, but it was a boring stop off.

Fairly unremarkable Spoons. A couple of Silhill beers on alongside the usual suspects. My Blonde Star was decent if nothing special.

Typical Wethers. A large open plan place with the bar to your right. 10 handpulls in two banks of 5. A reasonable selection of beers. Outside seating in the market square. It looked promising for the toilets being on the ground floor but alas no.