The Staple Hill Oak - JD Wetherspoon — Restaurant in England

Subject: Complaint Regarding Unacceptable Cleanliness Standards at Staplehill Oak Pub

Dear Management,

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the cleanliness standards at Staplehill Oak pub. As a regular customer, I have recently noticed a significant decline in hygiene, which is extremely disappointing.

On multiple occasions, I have witnessed the staff neglecting to clear away leftover food, dirty glasses, and plates from previous customers. These unsanitary conditions greet new guests as they arrive, creating a very unpleasant atmosphere. Furthermore, when requesting that a sticky, dirty table be cleaned, the staff often fails to return after serving the order, leaving customers to dine at filthy tables.

I am also concerned about the hygiene standards in the kitchen, given the poor state of cleanliness in the pub. In light of these issues, I am now hesitant to consume food here, which is a stark contrast to how the pub used to be—a clean and welcoming environment.

As a loyal customer, I hope to see improvements in the near future. I believe many of us would appreciate a return to the high standards that Staplehill Oak was once known for.

Thank you for your attention to this...

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