Had to clear own table and ask staff to wipe table.
Other than that (on a busy morning), food ordered via app, was quick. All present and correct.
Tuna melt panini was a little sad. Filling meagre.
Good food cheap price and friendly staff.
Been many times nice outside garden with balcony.
Only had to send a few orders back in the past for different items.
Hopefully these high standards will continue.
Can't despise Tim Martin enough, but can't fault his staff, anywhere I go.
I don't think for one second, that they are a credit to him. I just think that they are a credit to themselves.
Imagine working for him, AND having to deal with Wetherspoons' clientele... I couldn't do it, and neither could you.
Maybe one day, we'll all stand on our doorsteps, and rattle our pots and pans, and clap for Wetherspoons' staff, to show our appreciation?
Friendly atmosphere, clean environment, toilets upstairs, and bewildering smoking policy.
Will go back
I've been to the Drapers Arm (Wetherspoons) in Peterborough for various events, and I have to say, it deserves a solid four stars. It's a fantastic place to visit, mainly because it's close to the Peterborough Bus Station. It's perfect when waiting for the bus and wanting to grab a drink or two. It's your typical Wetherspoons experience, where you can order your food and drinks at the bar or through their phone app.
I did notice one thing, though. The tables there tend to be a bit sticky, probably from spilt drinks by previous customers. It can make you feel a little uncomfortable dealing with that stickiness. Another thing is that the place is quite dimly lit and lacks natural light. Some of the light bulbs are in serious need of replacement. On a positive note, I like that they offer options to adjust the brightness at individual tables. However, they are often full or still have glasses left behind by previous customers.
However, the historical tidbits they have on display caught my attention. They've posted information about the building's past, which I find fascinating. Can you believe that about 124 years ago, this unique building was built for Charles Armstrong? He was a draper and milliner, selling fancy clothes and hats. This place was his home for nearly a century! When they constructed the new building, Charles Armstrong moved his store here from another site called New Road. Over time, his store grew until it took over the entire building. And here's the significant part: five of his six children helped him run the store until he passed away in 1926. But that wasn't the end of the story! The store continued, evolving to sell carpets, curtains, and linens. It kept operating in this very building until around 1996. Isn't that simply mind-blowing?
A nice pub; One of the more pleasant Wetherspoons experiences I've had but not without fault. The breakfast was beyond passable, don't get me wrong... BUT, it wasn't the best I'd had. The friendly services made up for it mostly, it was nice to have some optimism on a somewhat stressful day. Worth going back to and I'm sure the food was a one off, I'm hoping so.
Absolutely Loved it here, great garden terrace and balcony,prices great and food..by far the best staff ever!! Micky was just amazing to us and made the experience even better.Other bar staff were very accommodating too.We were a family group visiting from London.will definitely return on our next visit 👏👏❤
Great place for traditional English food.
Place has top roof terrace , looks super great in the night .
Toilets upstairs. Able to order at the bar or scanning QR code at the table. Super breakfast muffins 😋
Staff always very nice and friendly.
I brought my Croatian parents there because it's my favourite spoons in Peterborough, and they loved it! So much, that after taking them there for breakfast, they wanted to have lunch there too. Especially if you manage to catch a booth, the atmosphere is so nice and cosy! Food and drinks are exactly what to expect from spoons. Both cheap, and food is medium quality but more than worth it for the price!
Great pub on a Friday night after work, very busy but loads of ales on tap and a great atmosphere. I wouldn't plan to eat here during busy times though.
Has to be nicest pub in city centre, food so lovely, good price and staff are so welcoming and professional. Also location is lovely because away from the centre hustle and bustle but always a joy to frequent.
Had a delicious hot breakfast here with my partner after travelling from London - before collecting my passport.
Really busy and friendly environment.
Highly recommend.
A lot of people seem to look down their noses at Wetherspoon establishments ... I find that a little strange. The Drapers is a fairly typical example of what you can expect... Good atmosphere, reasonable range of drinks. Basic but decent quality food and all at a very fair price. Service is usually great and speedy. If you use the app, you don't even have to queue at a till to order. Give it a try... You'll probably have a great visit.
Brilliant atmosphere, very friendly staff. Visited on a rainy Saturday afternoon , so had to wait for a table . Delicious food , reasonably priced . Also a good selection of cask ales .
Good prices , selection, both drinks and food. Staff amazingly helpful and friendly, Nelly Chris's Tasha and Jack.
One of the better Wetherspoons, despite it's city location and therefore sometimes very busy, the food is always of good quality, served promptly and always on hot plates, best time to go is 2.00pm onwards. Well worth a visit
Just had lunch with my brother, excellent food and really good value, was also lots of choices and very pleasant sitting on the terrace enjoying the nice weather
Quite interesting clientele,food nothing out of the ordinary good selection of beers, larger and gins tea wasn't very nice considering it was Tetleys
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