The Solomon Cutler

Been here with some friends in the past. Good service, does get busy later, i had a share platter with a friend, the foods ok. It’s a pleasant place to meet someone and have a chat and at reasonable prices. Does turn into a night club after 9 so can be difficult to have a conversation with the loud music in the background.

We unashamedly came here for a Sunday lunch on the basis that we were very hungover and it’s not far at all, plus it’s not expensive when it’s approaching the end of the month! I was unsure as to try a Wetherspoons roast and was initially going to stick to my usual order of a burger and a pint/​However, I changed my mind and thought I’d take a gamble on the roast lamb, and I have to say, it wasn’t bad at all.
Priced at around £7 including a beverage, it is an absolute steal! It was a fine roast, I enjoyed it but as should be the case, the quality is reflected in the price. This day wasn’t about fine dining though and I really enjoyed it. It’s a much better venue than some of the others in the chain and although I wouldn’t come here all the time, it is has it’s place.

Breakfast is most important meal of the day and I made it a habit to make it biggest meal of my day. Must have a big breakfast, toast anf tea won’t do.
Was around Broad Street early morning and went in for breakfast. It was cheapest place in Broad Street and we were in a group. Perfect for cheap breakfast. It’s Wetherspoons so don’t expect much.
It is one of the nicer and cleaner Wetherspoons I’ve been to. Ofcourse it will be since it’s night club at night. Anyways… I had veggie breakfast and soft drink. Which came about £6ish.
Love the veggie sausages Wetherspoons use (quorn chef’s selection) and the fat chips. Prefer chips/​hash brown over toast on my breakfast/​brunch meal. Obviously my diet is terrible.
Service was great so can’t complain about it, was quiet at the time and the leather seats are comfortable. Walked out full and ready to take on the day