Whetherspoons pubs come in all shapes and sizes – but we all know what the menu is serving up. Whether you’re looking for a full English breakfast, fish and chips, a mixed grill, or a drink at an affordable price, the pub giant is a popular choice for many.
The national pub company owns almost 900 venues across the UK and Ireland, including two in Preston, one in Chorley and one in Leyland.
The decision of where to go can be a difficult one to make, and for that reason we have ranked the pubs from best to worst rated, based on how Google users have reviewed each branch.
An average score is given for each place in marks out of five. How does your favourite Spoons compare?
5. The Grey Friar, Preston
The Grey Friar in Friargate, Preston has a 3.9 star rating according to 2,410 Google reviews Photo: Lancashire Post
6. The Grey Friar, Preston
The Grey Friar offers a selection of real ales, simple grub and traditional interiors in an enormous open-plan pub in a modern building Photo: Lancashire Post
7. The Sir Henry Tate, Chorley
The Sir Henry Tate in New Market Street, Chorley has a 3.9 star rating according to 1,845 reviews Photo: Lancashire Post
8. The Sir Henry Tate, Chorley
This pub is named after Chorley’s most celebrated son. Sir Henry Tate began his working life as a grocer, made a fortune from sugar-refining and left his collection of paintings to the nation. He also funded the building of the Tate Gallery in London Photo: Lancashire Post