The Glassmaker (wetherspoon) - Bristol

You been in one westherspoons you be in them all. Food was hot beer was cold. Had to send my burger back though as ordered a double was sent a single was sorted quickly

Very pleasant meal, interesting decor, tables not too cramped together, staff very pleasant, excellent garden area with covered smoking section, ales a bit limited but found one I liked. Overall one of the better JDW venues in Somerset/Avon unless we just got lucky that day!

Not the usual 'Spoons mostly noted for the resurrection of older almost rundown establishments, this place looked like it was custom made enquiries to young, colourful and amorphous staff, elicited scant verification. However, the place is on the Cask Marque Ale Trail, as most 'Spoons are, so deserving a visit. The Abbot was passable.

One of the worst wetherspoons I have been to recently. As always the food, and drink is affordable. However, the kitchen staff really need training. The burger we ordered was so burnt that we could have taken it home to use as a hockey puck. The chips were clearly cooked in the same oil as the fish. Luckily, none of us were allergic to fish! The all day brunch... More like the all day crunch! Bacon was burnt. Beans were cold. The sausage was probably microwaved. The venue is really nice, and it's a real shame how disgusting everything was. Tables, menus, and the floor are sticky. Staff clearly need a new cleaning rota or a better sense of direction of doing their job. You couldn't order from the Wetherspoons app, so that probably doesn't help anyone either. It's a great looking venue, and it's a real shame how poorly managed it is.

Food served quickly. However the oil they cook with made my chicken burger taste odd. The chips n onion rings were grand.