The Tailors Chalk - JD Wetherspoon - (Near , london)

5 /5 Colin Griffiths: Not a great lover of Wethespoons, but had to stay the night in Sidcup. And needed something to eat at a good price. Tried here, lovely looking pub on the inside, and had a traditional English breakfast, which to ge honest was excellent and damn good value. Compared to surrounding eaterys. I would say its one of the better Wetherspoons Ive been in, a good typical English pub, like the good old days.

4 /5 Jane Woodhead: Very small spoons, but lovely staff and the food went down well. I would recommend that if youre in the area and like me love all things Wetherspoons visit .

4 /5 Mutlu Palalar: originally two long-standing shops – part of a parade built in late Victorian times. From c1900 until World War II, no.47 was Eastman’s drying and cleaning business. For many years, no.49 was occupied by a succession of high-class tailors. It was here that a tailor’s chalk was used to mark seams, showing where fabric needed to be cut or garments altered.

5 /5 Mark Sutton: Only a quick visit. All clean, with a good amount of staff. Had food on my second visit. Service and attentive staff made the experience great. Steak arrived in good time, excellent value and great tasting too. Ill certainly visit again when next working in the Sidcup area. Highly recommend.