Saturday, 13 December 2014
The Mount Stuart
Landsea House, Stuart Place, Cardiff Bay [map]
Look at that - it's not so much just another branch of Wetherspoon as a Zaha Hadid-inspired monument to the joys of daytime drinking.
Fairly hectic at the bar but there are plenty of people serving and we secure our delicious pints of fizzy lager with a minimum of faff. Good old 'Spoons.
While most Wether-outlets are simply big square rooms with horrible carpet and some tables randomly plonked around the place, this looks as if someone's actually thought about what they're doing.
The upstairs bar is dominated by a fleet of low-flying drones that vaporise anyone who's looking the worse for wear. The Photographer begins to look very alarmed indeed.
We escape to the balcony. This chap is clearly pleased to see that we've made it out alive.
It's almost like a staged PR shot this of people engaged in responsible al fresco drinking - there's nary a single person vomiting into a hedge in sight. Well, The Photographer notwithstanding.
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Labels:
Cardiff Bay,
pubs,
Stuart Place,
The Mount Stuart,
Wetherspoons
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