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Wetherspoons Menu PDF 2026: Download Your Pub's Menu

Prices vary by pub — the dish prices on this page were sampled from the official menus of a pub in Yate, England and a pub in Glasgow. Check the Wetherspoon app or your local pub for the exact price before you order.

Every Wetherspoon pub has its own printable menu, published as a PDF on the official site. This page shows how to find your pub's PDF in four steps. We do not host, copy or re-upload any official PDF here — the steps below take you to JD Wetherspoon's own pages, which is the only place the current PDFs live.

Step 1: Find your pub

Open the official pub search on jdwetherspoon.com and search by town, postcode or pub name. The search lists every Wetherspoon pub with its address and opening times.

Step 2: Open the pub's page

Tap your pub in the results. The pub page shows its address, opening times, facilities and a "View menu" button. Check the opening times while you are there — airport and station pubs keep different hours from high-street pubs.

Step 3: Open the pub's menu page

Tap "View menu". That opens the pub's own menu page on jdwetherspoon.com (the address looks like jdwetherspoon.com/pub-menus/your-pub-name/). This page is specific to that pub — another pub's menu page shows different prices.

Step 4: Open the table menu PDF

Tap "View table menu". That opens the PDF version of the printed table menu: every section, every dish, its calories and that pub's prices. Save it or print it if you want it offline — and re-download it before a visit, because menus and prices change.

Why your pub's PDF beats any national menu list

Wetherspoon sets prices pub by pub, so a national list can only ever be a sample. Our own dish pages work the same way: the headline price is sampled from a pub in Yate, England, and each dish page now also shows a price comparison across eight sampled pubs — but for the price you will actually pay, your pub's PDF (or the official app for that pub) is the only authoritative source.

Menus differ by country and by venue

England and Wales pubs share the standard menu, with local price differences. Scotland's menus add Scottish dishes and swap the fish in fish and chips to haddock. Northern Ireland pubs publish their own menus. Airport pubs — Heathrow Terminal 5, Gatwick, Stansted and the rest — run their own menus too, with different hours (some open at 4:30am) and, in the past, children's meal prices have not applied at airport pubs. If a dish you expect is missing from your pub's PDF, it is not on that pub's menu — the PDF is the full list for that pub.

Browse this guide's menu sections

If you want to browse before you download: breakfast, pub classics, curries, burgers, pizza, deals and drinks — each with sampled prices and a vary-by-pub warning. For how prices differ between cities, see Wetherspoons prices by city.

Questions

Where can I download the Wetherspoons menu PDF?

From JD Wetherspoon's own site, pub by pub: open the official pub search on jdwetherspoon.com, find your pub, open its page, tap “View menu”, then “View table menu” for the PDF of the printed table menu. This guide does not host or re-upload the PDFs — the link above is the only place to get them.

Is the Wetherspoons menu the same in every pub?

No. Every pub's menu is printed with its own prices, and the range differs too: Scotland's menus carry Scottish dishes (Scottish breakfasts, haggis items, haddock fish and chips), Northern Ireland pubs publish their own menus, and airport and station pubs can run reduced ranges and different hours. Your pub's own PDF is the authoritative version for that pub.

Does the PDF show prices?

Yes. The table menu PDF shows that pub's prices alongside the dishes and their calories. Where a dish is sold with a drink included, the PDF prints two prices — one with a soft drink, one with an alcoholic drink — and this guide shows both, labelled, wherever it prints them.