It seems whichever Wetherspoons one goes into one can expect the same, whether in Leeds or here in Liverpool. The places are always popular, bordering on packed out. This was the second time my family and I had visited this Wetherspoons. This time was Mon 14th Aug in the late afternoon. We did manage to spot a vacant table for four and made ourselves at home. It is fantastic that everything can be ordered via the Wetherspoons App, so no unnecessary queuing to order and pay. This is a massive bonus. I respect Wetherspoons for providing an excellent niche product, food, beer, and quick service, however to me it feels like it's merely a little more upmarket Burger King, or MacDonalds with much better decor, and alcholic drinks available in what is often a pub like atmosphere. However, one might still experience the sticky tables, and screaming kids. But having said that, it suits a lot of people, plus us on this occasion, so well done. The food and drinks were received without fuss, and bar a side order not being delivered, causing my partner to chase it up, and still receiving the wrong item, all was okay. I had the basic burger and chips. If I remember the last time we called in, we received a salad of some sort on the same plate, which was lacking this time. The burger and chips did look a little sad and lonely on the plate, but was tasty enough. Everyone else in the party seemed happy with their meals. I think as all Wetherspoons' customers will agree, its a place to get a quick and reasonably satisfying meal, in pleasant surroundings where, without any screaming children, one can relax for a while, chat and recharge the batteries to go out and enjoy whatever else one might be doing. Still I thank you Wetherspoons for being there.