The Sir Nigel Gresley - Swadlincote

Wetherspoons stays true to its essence—the food is just as you’d expect, but the drink prices are significantly lower than at other places. The ambiance radiates the traditional charm of a classic British pub, offering a comforting and familiar setting for guests. Price per person: £10–20 Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Price per person: £1–10 Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5

This is a high turnover asset. Every day from 7am the towns drinkers alcoholics come for their 99p a pint beers lagers. They don't need food, but if they did, you can have breakfast until 1130am for just £3.69 I still don't know how they can do it! Detach yourself from that sleazy World and you emerge into a pub that's a friendly meeting place, populated with happy friends meeting up for a few bevvies and a bite to eat in an establishment without the banal interference from Sky Sports, arrays of fruit machines (there is one though), or loud music being served by pleasant bar staff it's definitely a winning formula replicated across the entire chain. However Mr Wetherspoon, this place, goldmine as it is, needs to close be refurbished. It's beginning to look rough. This, otherwise attractive, has certainly lost its kerb appeal. This particular jewel in your crown is without doubt the centre of Swadlincotes universe. And without it Swadlincote Town Centre would immediately fall flat on its face I would happily wager that the Sir Nigel Gresley is THE most successful enterprise in Swadlincote ... so put a little something back please.

Didn't eat but excellent value for drinks good service Price per person: £60–70 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

I went for food the other day, I had the fiesta burger and my partner had the heatwave burger and chicken wings, I have to say we really did enjoy it, for saying it’s so affordable it tasted really good. The staff are always friendly even when it does get busy and it does get busy , the only issue I have with the place is sometimes it gets slightly to crowded and loud in there, and it can be slightly anxiety wrenching walking in there when the front of the place is crowded with drunk loud people, however I know that this cannot be helped all the timeall that said though I’d still recommend going there for the food and cheap drinks, and like I mentioned before the staff are always very friendly. Dietary restrictions: They have a vegan menu which I always find extremely helpful. Wheelchair accessibility: No steps on entrance and accessibility all the way through the bar into the dining area.