The Imperial - Table reservation

I'll visit this pub when I visited exeter. this pub is very big. how many wetherspoons pubs it adopts impressive old buildings and this place is full of character. a very popular pub especially for students, but also appealing to other age groups. there are numerous rooms in the interior and lots of space outside. nagahu, salat, sirracha sauce and koleslaw. worth for money it was a big piece of chicken delivered a considerable protein intake. the beer was okay. the disadvantage was the habit in more than an obspoons pub, the meal without the sauce to supply if it is not available but no alternative. a coworker tried to help, but it wasn't done. Finally another asked for help. they were very...

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I call in here from time to time as it is handily near St Davids station. On a sunny day it is great to sit outside and enjoy the view. On our recent visits there was a lot of building work taking place at the Imperial, the orangery was all boarded off meaning there was only one bar in operation so slow service. On the most recent visit we had breakfast (freedom breakfast for me), the food was ok though I have had better here.

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This is now a Wetherspoons restaurant, The staff were ok, there was plenty of spare tables, the food was not good, the chips were Luke warm the chicken strips were ok, the chicken balls were awful, they were just mush inside and again Luke warm, the Lemonade was the weakest I've ever had. Will net visit again.

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We had a great breakfast last week but today was poor in comparison. Cold beans, cold bacon. Sent it back and slightly better Single coffee machine not working properly and dispensing awful drinks. Shocking in a place this big.

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Heating on full bore doors open, sun shining not a cold day profit pouring out the door. Please tell Tim it's called profit.

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