Visited 9th August 2009.
What can I say, we were hungry, the kids were hungry and nobody felt like cooking. Only one thing to left to do then - pub lunch! So we all bundled into the car and headed off to The Falcon. Parking was a cinch but only because it was Sunday, most of the time the road we were in is closed to regular traffic. But the weather was nice and we were in good spirits, even the kids were behaving. What could go wrong? Actually, nothing. We all opted for the Sunday roasts which arrived swiftly and they even had one of my favourite beers available, "Rebellion Blonde" which to quote www.rebellionbeer.co.uk is a "4.3% blend of both lager malt and bitter malt. When combined, they offer the unique qualities of both a lager and bitter, within the same bottle. Serve chilled to savour it as a light, thirst quenching alerternative to a continental style lager. Let it wam up to cellar temperature, (10-14 Degrees C), and the complex falvours of the bitter malt are liberated and the product becomes a light, easy drinking bitter, with a dry finish and a delicate hop aroma." All I know is it tastes great. Well done Wetherspoon, a good choice!
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