The Jubilee Oak - Crawley

Went here for something to drink and eat as I was staying in Crawley for just the one night. Food was awful. It wasn’t busy as it was a Monday but the service was appalling, it was as if everyone who worked there just wanted to close early. Ordered the Pizza and chips and a pint of Guinness. Chips were luke warm and the pizza was soggy, to be fair they only have to walk ten yards to drop the food off at the table. No one asked was it ok at any time. The bar staff who I think was the manager just came up when finished and said all done. Guinness was poured appallingly, if it didn’t have bubbles it was spilt over the glass. Cheap as chips for everything but a terrible pub with terrible staff.

Friday evening 29th September and once again we were staying the night in Crawley, so a visit here is almost compulsory. It was rather busy when we got here, so we queued at the bar to order our drinks. When we were eventually served we were told there was no beer, real ale, could not believe it. A pub with no beer on a busy weekend evening. We left and went elsewhere, yes it did cost more but at least we were able to drink what we wanted.

This pub is located on Crawley High Street and is your typical Wetherspoons pub with good value for money and a great selection of food. There was a small group of ladies who were very loud, and even another couple eating KFC. It might be the worst Wetherspoons I've been to, but you can't beat their prices and it's always clean.

Me and my husband came here in the 22nd of July during the day time. Everything was going ok until I heard a girl screaming. I'm looked up and it was a young coloured girl behind the bar that was mucking about in the kitchen with 2 other members of staff. No other member of staff behind the bar seemed to care what was going on as they we're serving other customers. I do not expect this sort of behaviour in a pub especially from an adult

Sunday evening 14th May we were spending the evening in Crawley and no stay in the Town is complete without a visit to Spoons . It is not the most glamorous or upmarket branches of Wetherspoons, in fact it is a bit basic at best, despite some form of recent refurbishment. Even with all of its faults, including visible water damage in the ceiling, it does at adhere to the Wetherspoons principles of serving low cost quality food and cheap drinks. On this occasion we did not eat here, we were only here for drinks. Unbelievablely, our two drinks came to £4.28, which is cheaper than one pint of larger in our local pub back home in Devon. The staff were a bit disinterested, which is no real surprise as some clinente were not the nicest or polietest people to serve. It is what it is, so best to make the most of it.