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A wonderful and beautiful named bar called Peter Cushing a Weatherspoons pub in an old theatre venue main road in Whitstable. The venue is an Art Deco period ex theatre and a pleasant interior to eat and drink. Had breakfast at this venue taking advantage of the government Eat Out To Help Out scheme. Weatherspoons venue are normally cheap and functional watering and feeding holes, so with additional discount was a big bonus. The day staff were polite and friendly…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Staff member “izzy” work ethic is undesirable. Lacks customer service skills and was treated next to none. I was personally served by all 3 ladies tonight, wouldn’t wish upon my worst enemies to be served by a rude obnoxious, non enthusiastic person again. and for that reason i shall not be visiting again!!…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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We were visiting Whitstable for a day . We stumbled across the beautiful Peter Cushing Weatherspoons pub in An old theatre venue . It is complete retro setting absolutely beautiful with huge photos of Peter Cushing everywhere , the setting is wonderful . We ordered four meals with drinks with ease , food arrived with no errors abd all piping hot within 10 minutes . We had jacket potatoes , panini and steak . So a wide range - all were lovely ,tasty , piping hot abd we would definitely go back on visiting Whitstable again and would recommend . You could not ask for anything more ! Beautiful setting lovely food pleasant staff …
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Lunch with friends, come in very often.... but the portion sizes as getting smaller and smaller and missing items meant to be on the order.... When asked for more topping as very scarce were told its a portion.... iv seen bigger portions on a childrens meal. Very dissappinted...
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Date of experience: August 2019
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Nice to pop in again and the same excellent swrvice! It has a touch of class with the association with Peter Cushing. A direct contrast to the dire Eight Bells in Dover
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Date of experience: August 2019
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