Slug and Lettuce

Over the years, I've visited a fair few Slug & Lettuce's, most often the Leamington Spa and Sevenoaks branches. I've always had a positive experience, particularly with the food, which I have always found to be cheap and really enjoyable. I first visited as a student, and quickly became a regular once I found out about their regular promotions, Happy Hour cocktails and Wednesday Wine Club! (A selection of wines priced at £9.95 all day) We found the bar to be only a little pricier than the Wetherspoons up the road, yet the ambience was better, the food tastier and the cocktails authentic. The bars tend to be smart, but stylish, mainly full of ...  Read the complete review

Recently my girlfriend and I went away for a shortbreak - which turned out to be not only relaxing but a good source of new things for me to review - to the lovely town of Bournemouth. On our first evening, we were quite tired and rather than spending too much time thinking about where we were going to eat, we quickly decided to go to the Slug and Lettuce that we had noticed whilst walking around earlier in the day. We had been to a different branch of the chain a few months ago in London and had enjoyed a really nice sharing platter so we had a reasonable idea what to expect. Upon entering the building, we were not surprised too see that the ...  Read the complete review

Eating out with a family is not a cheap experience and therefore going to a restaurant together is a real treat . Our three kids had all had really good school reports and it was the end of term so it was worth celebrating. I had a voucher from good old moneysavingexpert.com, for 50% off the food bill at the Slug and Lettuce. So on Friday night we headed off to Cheltenham. ~SLUG & LETTUCE Cheltenham~ The Slug and Lettuce is a pub chain that can be found across the UK. It is owned by the Bay Restaurants Group who are based in Luton, Bedfordshire. The Cheltenham bar is in Regent Street, quite close to the Everyman theatre and just 2 minutes from ...  Read the complete review

We spent ages deliberating over the different venues for a girl's night out recently. We wanted somewhere that would be quiet enough to have a bite to eat, a general chat and catch-up, but would liven up as the evening progressed. In the end we plumped for The Slug and Lettuce in Chichester. A Monday night in Chichester is never going to be a hive of activity, but the Slug always seems to be buzzing after 9pm whatever day of the week it is. I hasten to add that the choice of venue was partly prompted by The Slug and Lettuce Monday night promotion entitled Happy Mondays. This promotion is being run at the moment in all their outlets and they're offering ...  Read the complete review

The first I heard about Slug and Lettuce was a couple of years back in uni. Well, I'd seen it, but for some reason never went in. So when my friends suggested we go out for a meal there, I assumed it would just be normal pub food. Slug and Lettuces are set up slightly differently around the country, though some do have much more of a restaurant feel to them, depending on the location. They are often situated with restaurants rather than pubs. The atmosphere inside is always very welcoming, and I've found the staff to be very attentive. As in a typical restaurant, you get full waiter service. Also, there is no service charge included. The ...  Read the complete review