Good city pub a the capital shopping mall end of Queen street taste food popular with students from university and packed on rugby international days and big football clashes car get very busy on payday week and when the local theater is showing one their tribute acts food is usually good and the selection should suit most folks appetite however don't be shy to complain if your not happy with something as the friendly staff will try thier best to rectify any issues nice line of traditional hand pulled beers and ales the usual commercial brewed beer wines bottle beers weekend there security on the door may ask to looking bags outside is lovely sitting area great on those warm days there is upstairs with second bar larger bench type booths and traditional tables and stairs the toilets are like all Wetthespoons down a load stairs to what l imagine was the seller of the building if you have mobility needs there is a disabled toilet on the ground floor you will need a radar key to enter the disabled toilet however one can be obtained from the bar the has lively atmosphere at time other times its quite TV screens usually showing the latest news in subtles wifi is excellent good speed. The centre Bar is a excellent smaller than the other city centre wetthespoons city pubs The Gate in Westgate street and The Prince of Wales at the top of St Mary's street.