The Thomas Lloyd (J D Wetherspoon), Warwick

The Thomas Lloyd A very large typical whether spoons. Surprisingly quiet on the afternoon we popped in. They had 8 real ales on, including the usual ruddles, abbots, deuchars, but also some local’s ales one being Queen Bee. 25 minute walk from the canal and 10 minutes from Warwick castle. The old town square has that continental feel, and is away from the busy bustle of the city. 20th September 2010

Official pages of the Thomas Lloyd - www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk

A large Georgian style, former bank premises, in cream render, with partial rustication and patio The interior is typical Spoons in the sense that it is foody and open plan-ish, but in this case there are sky lights and a decor of wood panel, blue, beige and cream, with some strange art. There are the usual historical information panels and silent Sky TVs on the walls. The service was ok, the clientele mixed and as usual, it was busy. We stopped for a coffee to start the day, as it wasn't even 12, when it struck the hour, i did have a half! Beer; tap stuff, with the usual Ruddles and Abbots on handpull, along with a couple of others - Westgate Brewery's Flankers Tackle and the one i tried, which was North Cotswold's Capucino Stout, which was dying in the glass sadly. I have been in worse Spoons - the coffee was fine!

Official pages of the Thomas Lloyd - www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk