William Withering, is a Wetherspoons Public Bar & Restaurant in Wellington. It gained its Name…read moreWilliam Withering after Doctor William Withering who discovered Digitalias for heart conditions. Digitalias is obtained from Fox Gloves. Although William Withering was born/lived in the Market Square. The William Withering Pub is nicely decorated and furnished. A good selection of Beers, Wines etc. A good Menu. Wellingnton main line rail station is to the rear, so to the Bus station, there is also a public car park nearby.

I've been here several times with colleagues, and is rated by them. I can't give it 5 stars as I…read moream comparing it with my favourite restaurant in Redditch. 5 Start Food Hygiene Rating. White table cloths, and cloth napkins. Not a big place, but coped with our party of 11 recently. I can recommend the mixed grill start, about £4. For main I had the Taj Mahal Special - £8.45 (king pranws, chicken, and lamb cooked in herbs and spices) - They weren't king prawns. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the dish. "Roger", the owner, is a nice guy, also an ex-policeman.... I believe.... I'm sure I'll be returning again and again, whilst working in Telford.... There is street parking, but it seems to be designated during the day, so not sure what the situation is during the evening, but we didn't incur a problem.

Ordered a delivery. By the time we received it all the contents had sweated in the bag. Paratha…read moretasted of fish. Salad was old and wet through. Starters were soggy. Tikka sauce tasted of nothing but tomato and was watery. Really disappointing birthday meal. 5 minutes in it ended up in the bin.

Both the real ale and quality of food served here are outstanding. A family run pub with a real…read moresense of care and attention to detail. An excellent visit!

A large roadhouse which has clearly had a makeover a little while ago. A dozen of us were eating…read moreand first impressions (loads of folk outside smoking, the lighting was a bit bright in the restaurant, we were the only ones eating, one drinker was clearly well past being tipsy) weren't encouraging. The beer was good and the wine was reasonably priced. The menu has something for everyone and five or more of us chose battered haddock with proper chips. This was a good choice hot and tasty and plenty of it. About £23 a head including plenty of drink and a tip we thought was about right. We won't be rushing back, but we might go again if in the area.

The food was extravagant and the service was wonderful! This calming, soothing place helps my…read morestomach feel at home. This i definitely recommend to you guys!!!

This is a Marstons establishment, and by no means is this a 'boozer' pub. It is designed and built…read morefor family meals and gatherings. With both an indoor and outdoor children play areas it certainly caters for keeping the halflings entertained. The menu isn't really that special, it's a chain after all but the it has got more finesse that a wetherspoons - not that thats hard. They push the rotisserie chicken here, you can get 1/4,1/2 or a whole chicken but I've been disappointed by this as with other chain pubs that do this. Your supposed to be able to order your size of chicken the sauce its spent to be coated with and then things like chips, salad or rice. But the chicken is often dry because it is not cooked in the sauce, that comes in a jug and personally I just find the whole experience a let down. Other items on the menu are much better and the roast dinners are pretty good, again for a mass produced sort of place. You get full table service, including drinks the portion size is in some cases too big but it does attract the type of customer that wants value for money not necessarily quality. I would eat here over places nearby like the Woolpack and any Wetherspoons, if I wanted a roast dinner though I would personally opt for a carvery. The decor is certainly different with a country meets french shabby chick meets lets stick roof tiles to the walls, but oddly enough it kinda works.

This a spit and sawdust drinkers pub. Good ale and thats it!read more

Recently refurbished to a very high standard, the locality is benefitting from having this place…read morereopened. Now serving really good home cooked food at exceptional prices and having lots of theme nights with curry etc on special offer. The inside is now very nice and modern and clean, there is frequently live music on and the new owners seem very friendly and welcoming with a determination to make this pub the heart of the community, which it has not been for many many years. I dont doubt they will succeed, my family have been visiting regularly since the re-launch and have no reason to complain yet. Has a large car park around it.

Really good pub,good food and above all friendly staff. Live football is a bonus so what you…read morewaiting for check it out now.

do not ever recommend coming here the meat was raw and…read morejelly like and its my second time coming here didnt rate the first time and i definitely do not rate the second so this is definitely my last time coming waste of money and the service was okay but some staff were rude the atmosphere of the place was very normal and nothing out of character and no my names not karen but how can u mess up a carvery

The Apley Arms used to be part of the chain that owned the Travelodge next door and was a…read moreHarvester. Then Harvester got sold to Bass, who then became 6 Continents, who then became M&B. Then they refreshed the Harvester brand but the Apley Arms didn't make the cut and it became an unbranded 'Great Pub Food - which is basically a cut down Toby Carvery. Now the differences between this place and a Toby Carvery is the selection of vegetables, how they are cooked, and the choice of meats. However when you take into account the price then the Apley Arms is amazing value for money. Choice of meat, with Yorkshire pudding, stuffing ball, and then swede, peas, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, roast potatoes, and boiled potatoes for under 4 quid ! Do yourself a favour, don't eat for the day, then head out there and enjoy a really good meal in decent surroundings.

Flys on the food at the food counter, loads of dead flys and hair in the food the only good thing…read morewas the drinks

From the owner: We have put in place a number of specific measures at the Carvery, to ensure the safety and comfort…read moreof our guests and our teams. We are delighted to say that you can still enjoy your favourite roast just the way you like it, but we now have our chefs serving the roast meats, vegetables and accompaniments to you - with as much or as little as you want - at the Carvery deck. Similarly, our famous Toby breakfast will be served to you by our chefs in the same way. Tables and the space around the Carvery Deck will observe the safe distancing guidance and we are ensuring rigorous standards of cleanliness with hand sanitiser stations throughout the restaurant For over 35 years The Home of the Roast has been carving up tender slices of roasted meat, as well as the most delicious seasonal veg for you and your family. We look ford to welcoming you.