Denzil has just been to J.D. Wetherspoons and was advised of the following:

I've just been to Wetherspoons to ask about making a reservation; they said that due to the time of year and the size of our group, they'll only accept us if we have one of their their Christmas Dinner menus; one of which includes a main course and a drink; I've added the menu as an attachment. There are two problems with this though, they need the meal orders in advance as well as a non-refundable deposit of £3 per person.

We'll need to see if the people coming to the blog meet are happy with a Christmas dinner, if so what they would like to order. If we don't want Christmas dinner, they also offer a Christmas buffet which looks like there is more like something for everyone so I think that that could be a good option. The buffet option also needs a deposit of £3 per person but that can be sorted out easily enough as that is the only issue.

They've said that as long as we get the booking form back to them 72 hours before, it'll be fine. Oh and one last thing, they only do reservations on the hour, so would 6pm or 7pm be best?

Here's the menu...

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I can't seem to make those pictures bigger so I hope you can read it or email denzil85 for the images.

Please answer the questions below:

1. Do we want to do the Christmas dinner at Wetherspoons?
2. Do we want to do the Christmas buffet at Wetherspoons?
3. Do some folks want to do the Christmas dinner and not the buffet?
4. Do some folks want to do the Christamas buffet and not the dinner?
5. None of the above. Let's go elsewhere.

For the folks who are going to the dinner, please decide what we will do by November 20th. BTW, the dinner reservation will be made for 7pm

For the required deposit, I will take care of that and we shall sort it out later. I think a Christmas dinner would be nice but then let's hear what you have to say.
Thanks

AMENDED: Here's the linky for JD Wetherspoons...

http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/food-and-drink/