Royal Victoria Pavilion
Location
Opening Times
Children under 18 can only be on the premises between 8:00am and 8:30pm.
Facilities
- wifiWi-Fi
- tvTV screens
- accessibleChanging places
- deckLicensed outside area
- baby_changing_stationBaby change
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Autumn beer festival international brewers
The brewers for the autumn festival are from China, Denmark, Singapore, Ukraine and the USA.
It is the first time that brewers from Singapore and Ukraine have been involved in the festival.
Autumn beer festival
A range of 30 real ales, including five from international brewers, will be available during a 12-day beer festival this October.
The festival will run from Wednesday 7 to Sunday 18 October, inclusive.
Christmas at Wetherspoon
Celebrate Christmas with some fabulously festive food, including the return of some firm favourites, alongside some brand-new festive dishes.
The Christmas menu will be available at Wetherspoon’s pubs from Thursday 12 November until Thursday 31 December (excluding Christmas Day).
Get your mitts on a fabulous spritz
Wetherspoon’s spritz cocktail range, a choice of nine classic and fruity recipes for all tastes.
Guest ale and craft tasting notes
View the Oct-Dec tasting notes for guest ales and craft cans.
Hot honey
Wetherspoon’s pubs are now serving the Hot honey Chicken Bowl. The dish comprises Southern-fried chicken strips tossed in a sticky hot honey sauce and topped with sliced chilies.
Wetherspoon hotels rated highly by Which?
Wetherspoon has rated highly for its hotels in the Which? Survey of the best and worst hotel chains in the UK.
Ale enthusiasts decide spoons can’t be licked
Two hundred and eighty Wetherspoon pubs have been acclaimed for the quality of their real ale – by members of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).
The pubs are listed in CAMRA’s publication The Good Beer Guide 2026, the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guide.
Pub history
A striking example of seaside architecture, this grade II listed building (the former dilapidated pavilion) had been one of the most at-risk Victorian/Edwardian buildings in the land. Built as a concert hall/assembly rooms and designed by architect Stanley Davenport Adshead, it was based on the style of a Robert Adam orangery. The interior is said to be derived from the Little Theatre at Versailles and was simplified in the 1930s. After being a nightclub, then casino, it closed in 2008.
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