Randomness Guide to London

A Wetherspoons pub on the landside of Terminal 1 at Heathrow Airport.

There's a standard range of seating, small tables dotted about a largely square space, with a few larger tables along the sides and down the back.

At the bar, there are four handpulls, offering Abbot Ale, London Pride, Adnam's Bitter and Thatcher's cider on a July 2012 visit. In 2009, three were serving guest beers from the ale festival that Wetherspoons were running at the time, with three thirds being sold for the price of a single pint (£2.29). There were also standard lagers, as well as a newly-installed font for Harviestoun Schiehallion in July 2012 (£4.55/pint), an excellent beer.

Food is also served, the standard Wetherspoons menu.

Service was perfectly friendly and accommodating, though given its airport location, it wouldn't be fair to criticise the ambience.

See also:

• Beer In The Evening comments