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I suspect this is more to do with not wanting to handle or let others see the negative comments against wetherspoon e.g. about their Brexit stance or quality of
by planetjones 8y ago
I suspect this is more to do with not wanting to handle or let others see the negative comments against wetherspoon e.g. about their Brexit stance or quality of their food. They are a notoriously difficult place to complain to and usually tell you to take up any complaints with the local manager. I found this out first hand when it was the branch manager himself who served me the worst scrambled eggs on toast I have ever seen! Head office was not interested.
Trade at wetherspoon will not be affected by moving off social media and, indeed, others will not see criticisms directed against Wetherspoon e.g. in replies to their social media messages.
Plus this is a good bit of advertising for them by coming off social media.
- setquk 8y agoThat sounds about right. The one place I went where the burger was solid as a rock after sitting under a lamp for 20 minutes. Complained and was told that I just needed to chew it more. Asked to see the manager and was told she was the manager. No twitter to whine about this on means more complaints silenced. Just don't go there.
- bennyelv 8y agoOn the other hand it is very cheap. If you pay £2.50 for scrambled egg on toast with a refillable coffee then you're not so put out if it isn't that great. If you've paid £5 that's another matter. My worst pub food experiences have always been in far more expensive places.
- setquk 8y agoYes true. At the bottom end of the price range it’s not bad. I prefer these days to eat somewhere I pay afterwards however as the motivation not to serve you a plate of crap is higher.