The White House

Wetherspoon is undoubtedly a fantastic place to hang out with friends and enjoy a great time over beverages and drinks. The vibrant atmosphere and friendly staff create the perfect setting for social gatherings. While it can get quite crowded on weekends, it's a testament to the popularity of this establishment. The variety of drinks and the value for money make it a go-to spot for many. Whether you're looking for a cozy corner to chat , Wetherspoon offers it all. A great choice for a memorable night out with friends!

You get what it says on the tin here, it’s a spoons, food is quick and a good amount to choose from, drinks and food are a decent price. It was quiet tonight, and atmosphere was ok. I had the Texas burger and Mrs katsu curry both were alright, we also had the min chocolate brownie which is more than enough and great value.

A lovely pub restaurant. Big, spacious, with plenty of seating. Great atmosphere. Suitable for families, with friends or on your own. I always feel welcomed and safe here. The food is tasty. Their fish and chips is a favourite. The food menu offers a wide variety, and same applies to drinks. I know they’re busy, but a thorough scrub of premises every so often would help. Ladies toilet need toilet lids! Unhygienic flushing without lid, but generally clean compared to other places. Otherwise I always recommend this pub.

Hello, everyone. I visited this place last night with my friends. The food was good. We had American cheese burgers with chips and red wine. The staff were lovely, very kind and professional. I would definitely receive this place. Also, it's huge inside and the terrace side big enough for stays - especially during the summer ☀️ Have a great day, Guys and keep up the fantastic work 👏

This is a massive Wetherspoons pub located in the centre of Luton in the Galaxy Centre. There is a library of books as well as references to Luton’s hat and millinery industry both past and present.There is a comfortable outdoor seating area as well as numerous bars. The usual value for money and table ordering through their app apply. Architecturally speaking it is interesting as this was originally a ‘new start’ and not a gentrification of the old Co-op that occupied the site.

Stopped here on the way to the car as wanted to try them after visiting a couple of pubs from the chain in Bournemouth. Pleasently surprised as haven't been here for many years and it has a more homely feel now. I know that we visited during the afternoon and not the evening when I assume it could be manic but we had a choice of tables and even stayed for a snack. When we visited there was a shortage of some ales due to a distribution issue but it allowed me to try a couple of different ales including a ruby which were really enjoyable. £1.99 a pint was unbelievable for craft beer well done. Cleanliness on the whole wasn't too bad but the cleaner does need to take a little more care. Our table was fine but one closeby had food dropped beneath it which she ignored completely. The waiter who served us was really good and tbh would not have been out of place in a Michelin starred restaurant. Will definitely be back. They currently have a promotion celebrating real ales and countrywide are offering a variety of ales, porters etc. from local microbreweries . Popped in to have a look and between the wife and I tried all three of the drinks offered. Enjoyed them all. Definitely worth a look over the next week or so if you're in town.