The Old Manor

The Old Manor is the oldest Wetherspoons opened outside of London - way back in 1993. Overlooked by many visitors to the town centre, now the Lexicon Centre has opened. However, a short walk away is reasonably priced food and drink in Bracknell, it is well worth a visit. Have visited here many times over the years. If real ales are your tipple, worth checking the app. As the range that is on is usually spread between both the main and side bars. Usually pop in for Breakfast if I'm in the area - which can be had for a reasonable £4.95.

A typical Wetherspoons; located inside a number of buildings that have been joined together. As a result, there are some doorways with reduced heights (mind your head!), and various different rooms throughout. It can be OK for someone with reduced mobility, as long as they stay in the area immediately inside the main door. Other sections have steps which would make it awkward moving about. The toilets were clean and generally OK, although I did notice some mould on the grout between tiles in one corner which some might find off-putting. Usual type of decoration theme for this type of pub. However, the section we were in had large sheets of chipboard pinned up on the ceiling; no idea why. It wasn't clear if this was temporary, or as part of some maintenance or refurbishment. They have a substantial menu, and a wide range of beers & spirits. In addition, they have various special offers throughout the week, which can make it a bit confusing. It was rather quiet when we were there, which I thought was a bit unusual for a 'spoons. Service was good, food delivered quickly. Good presentation, and overall, good value for money. There is a car park outside the pub, but you have to pay to use it. Use the ticket machine and take your ticket to the bar; they will knock the price of parking off your bill.

We came here after a day at Legoland knowing we were stopping in a near by hotel. Obviously costs do factor in when you have a family of 5 to feed. We all managed to eat and drink what we fancied for £40, which is a fraction more than a MD's. The food was simple, but lovely. Kids ate every last bit. We sat outside which was very pleasant and family friendly, not rowdy at all. I would definitely come back and has restored my faith in Weatherspoons for a family meal out. Also, car park is free if you spend over £5, you just need to take your ticket to the bar.

What an establishment. Recommend a visit here on a Saturday night if you’re after some guaranteed entertainment from the regular punters. The building itself is very impressive and old. There are three outdoor areas to sit in too which are welcoming and large. The staff were very friendly and they have a good beer selection. Very pleased with my time here, especially for a Spoons.

Came here a day after my birthday for celebrations with friends, service was quick and staff were lovely, we were served by a guy called Erin, he said happy birthday to me and was very friendly and made jokes with us while bringing our food, 11/10 service from him. We sat outside and the atmosphere was lovely as well as the pub’s aesthetics, food and drink was very affordable and well priced, I have been coming here for 3 years and it is still my favourite pub to date and I would recommend this spoons to everyone.

Very lovely staff, super lovely building and interior, nice food and great cocktail selections with decent deals for both. I had a wonderful halloumi burger with chips and my friend and partner both had chicken korma curry that looked absolutely wonderful and smelled nice too. I really liked the ‘Zombie’ cocktail and ‘Sex on the beach’ was nice too. It’s a shame I came too late I would’ve liked a dessert too, I should plan better in future.