We (two of us), arrived first and sat at a table for four. We were waiting for relatives, a family of four to join us. When they arrived they moved two unoccupied chairs from other tables, which l mentioned jokingly we would probably be told off for as a sign on the table said we were NOT ALLOWED to move any furniture!! Literally within seconds we were told that we couldn't put six chairs around the table. We were told that we could go upstairs and sit at two tables which would be near enough for us to be able to speak to each other! We went upstairs and sat at a table for four opposite a table for two, eventually turning the chairs towards each other so that we could hold a conversation, which was OK. We ordered another round on one of the groups laptops which arrived OK but one of the group got a pint instead of a half pint . Later, a member of staff came towards us and told us that if we wanted another round we would have to go down to the bar to order it, as we couldn't order it from upstairs. Weird, but we said fine, whatever. When we did finally order another round the waiter apologised for the mix-up and said we could order from upstairs!! While we were there a friend said he had just been told off for talking to another customer at the bar while their orders were being taken. This guy is in his sixties, not a child! Also, one of the tables our group were sitting at had two empty glasses and two cans left on their table from the previous occupants for two hours while we were there, these were never moved even when their new drinks were delivered. By the time we all left there were six pint glasses and four spirit glasses on the tables which were never taken away while we were there, which meant there was hardly any space on the tables. I could see the point if the place had been busy, but there was only about a quarter of the normal amount of people usually in on a Sunday. This place is usually bad for leaving a lot of dirty glasses on tables, but there's really no excuse when it was so quiet.