The people of Greater Manchester love a good JD Wetherspoon pub.
They are cheap and cheerful, and offer a range of tasty food from a full English Breakfast to a special-offer curry night.
Across the UK and Ireland, there are almost 1,000 chains, with around 30 in Greater Manchester alone.
So, you'll never be too far from an establishment, and this includes in Bury.
This is how the 'Spoons compare on TripAdvisor in the north west town:
The Robert Peel JD Wetherspoon
This Wetherspoons is named after the local mill owner and MP, Robert Peel, whose statue stands outside the building in the Market Place.
His son, of the same name, was twice prime minister, first in 1834 and again in 1841.
The branch is rated 3.5/5 out of 206 reviews.
One includes: "Having failed to get a breakfast at East Lancashire Railway l went here as only a few minutes away.
"Prompt service and unlimited coffee at request was served in disposable cup so l could take on train.
"Small breakfast with black pudding upgrade (it is in Bury after all!!) and coffee for just over £5.
"A bargain."
Address: 5–10 Market Place, Bury, Manchester, BL9 0LD
The Art Picture House
Housed in a striking grade II listed building, this Wetherspoons has replaced the former theatre, described by The Theatres Trust as 'a fine example of an early 1920s cinema, exceptionally theatrical in its plan and decoration'.
It's rated 3.5/5 out of 263 reviews.
One includes: "A centrally located pub. In a unique venue. A lovely building on the inside and decorated to a pleasant standard. A large pub inside with plenty of tables. Good, fast and efficient service. Friendly staff. A good experience."
Address: 36 Haymarket Street, Bury BL9 0AY
