Reviews of The Last Post

Great place for a breakfast and never ending coffee for around £6 all in. Their sausages have won awards, so it's not all generic low value food. Wetherspoons do what they do and they do it well. Their places are always clean and fresh and their food and drink are reasonably priced and pretty damn good for all of that. This particular Spoons is a grand place and enormous with large upstairs. There is a disabled entry at the doors nearest to the train station but these are kept closed and locked. You need to press the doorbell on the left hand side of the doors and someone will come down to you and let you in. Their decaf coffee is the tastiest and smoothest, I have had anywhere in the world. Enjoy your visit, fairly responsibly! I had the vegetarian breakfast but swapped the veggie sausages for their real pork ones, as that combination suits me best. The staff are great and always extremely helpful with that sort of thing.

Had a beyond burger and chips, which was amazing, onion rings, very good, and j2o, excellent. Great value for money at £7.15. My son had hot chocolate and some chips. Refillable hot chocolate is incredible value. Chips, pricey at £4, I think Bit annoying when app didn't work, so had to pay at bar. Would like to have seen vegan mayonnaise with the condiments, or at least offered by staff when they brought the beyond burger.

It's grotty, it's cheap, it has an excellent selection of beers and the food is edible. It's a Spoons! Being a Paisley Spoons, there is a certain something extra and the staff, despite working for a crazy overlord, do their jobs superbly. Go here for a drink or whatever, but then make sure to then settle in to one of the far superior pubs elsewhere in town. Maybe the Wee Howff or The Bull, which also have very well-priced drinks and outstanding staff.