WETHERSPOON is set to open more than 600 pubs on Christmas Day, allowing punters to get together and mark the occasion.
The pub giant has revealed to The Sun the complete list 664 branches that will open on December 25.
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Venues across the country – from Scotland to Kent – will open their doors and give families and friends a chance to get together and raise a toast to the festive season.
Wetherspoon will be serving a variety of drinks, including draught pints, spirits, wine and fizz.
If you like to plan ahead, you can find the drinks offering at your local Wetherspoons on the chain’s website.
All branches on the list will stay open for four hours from 11am to 3pm.
But it’s important to note that pubs will not serve food, so you’ll have to make alternative plans for your Christmas lunch.
The Sun has asked Wetherspoon pubs if kitchens in its airport pubs will be open and we will update this article one we hear back.
This includes sites in London Gatwick, Heathrow and Birmingham airports.
You can find your nearest Wetherspoons using the pub locator tool on its website.
Out of the 797 Wetherspoons pubs nationwide, only 133 will remain closed on the big day.
Most high street shops close their doors on Christmas Day, but pubs are slightly different.
It’s mainly the chain pubs open on 25 December, including certain branches of Young’s, Fullers and Greene King.
Their opening hours may be restricted and vary depending on local licensing laws and the discretion of the pub owner.
It is always a good idea to check with individual pubs in advance to confirm their specific opening times on Christmas Day.
Plus, ome pubs may offer special Christmas menus or events, so booking in advance is often recommended.
Below is a full list of Wetherspoons pubs that will open on Christmas Day this year:
Full list of 664 Wetherspoons pubs opening on Christmas Day
WETHERSPOON has revealed the full list of pubs that will open on Christmas Day.
You can check if your local is on the list here:
North East
- The Wouldhave, Southshields
- The William Jameson, Sunderland
- The Five Quarter, Peterlee
- The Ward Jackson, Hartlepool
- The Wicket Gate, Chester Le Street
- The Wild Boar, Houghton Le Spring
- The Hat and Feathers, Seaham
- The Highland Laddie, Norton
- The Half Moon Inn, Billingham
- The Tanners Hall, Darlington
- The Thomas Sheraton, Stockton
- The Plimsoll Line, Redcar
- The Ralph Fitz Randal, Richmond
- The Stanley Jefferson, Bishop Auckland
- The Grand Electric Hall, Spennymoor
- The Angel Hotel, Whitby
- The Horse Shoe Inn, Crook
- The Swatters Carr, Middlesbrough
- The Ironstone Miner, Guisborough
- The Fire Station, Whitley Bay
- The Quayside, Newcastle Upon Tyne
- The Central Bar, Carrickfergus
- The Job Bulman, Gosforth
- The Spirit Merchant, Newtownards
- The Tilley Stone, Gateshead
- The High Main, Byker
- The Ritz, Wallsend
- The Company Row, Consett
- The Rohan Kanhai, Ashington
- The Forum, Hexham
- The Sir William de Wessyngton, Washington
- The Wallaw, Blyth
- The Red Lion, Bedlington
- The Electrical Wizard, Morpeth
- The Harry Clasper, Whickham
- John The Clerk of Cramlington, Cramlington
Yorkshire and the Humber
- The Lord Rosebery, Scarborough
- The Yarborough Hotel, Grimsby
- The Sweyn Forkbeard, Gainsborough
- The Blue Bell Inn, Scunthorpe
- The Prior John, Bridlington
- The Three John Scotts, Kingston Upon Hull
- The Benjamin Fawcett, Driffield
- The Joseph Morton, Louth
- The White Horse, Brigg
- The Cross Keys, Beverley
- The Coliseum Picture Theatre, Cleethorpes
- The Winter Gardens, Harrogate
- The Devonshire Inn, Skipton
- The Myrtle Grove, Bingley
- The Livery Rooms, Keighley
- The Three Tuns, Thirsk
- The Unicorn Hotel, Ripon
- The Lister Arms, Ilkley
- The Clothier’s Arms, Yeadon
- The Crown Inn, Knaresborough
- The Buck Inn, Northallerton
- The Glass Blower, Castleford
- The City and County, Goole
- The Horseshoe, Wombwell
- The Punch Bowl, York
- The Joseph Bramah, Barnsley
- The Broken Bridge, Pontefract
- The Giant Bellflower, Selby
- The Blue Bell, Hemsworth
- The Barum Top Inn, Halifax
- The Six Chimneys, Wakefield
- The Richard Oastler, Brighouse
- The Cherry Tree, Huddersfield
- The Obediah Brooke, Cleckheaton
- The Union Rooms, Batley
- The Bowling Green, Otley
- The Picture House, Morley
- The Crossed Shuttle, Pudsey
- The Commercial Inn, Sowerby Bridge
- The Three Hulats, Chapel Allerton
- The Golden Beam, Headingley
- The Old Unicorn, Bramley
- The Briggate, Garforth
- Charles Henry Roe, Crossgates
- Stick or Twist, Leeds
- The Woodseats Palace, Sheffield
- The Church House, Wath Upon Dearne
- The Bluecoat, Rotherham
- The Rawson Spring, Hillsborough
- The Sheaf Island, Sheffield
- The Old Market Hall, Mexborough
- The Francis Newton, Sheffield
- The Queens Hotel, Maltby
- The Wagon & Horses, Chapeltown
- The Scarsdale Hundred, Sheffield
East Midlands
- The Babington Arms, Derby
- The Picture House, Sutton in Ashfield
- The Portland Hotel, Chesterfield
- The Liquorice Gardens, Worksop
- The Red Lion, Doncaster
- The Dominie Cross, Retford
- The Stag & Pheasant, Mansfield
- The Pillar of Rock, Bolsover
- The Tollemache Inn, Grantham
- The Red Lion, Skegness
- The Moon Under Water, Boston
- Ritz, Lincoln
- The Ivy Wall, Spalding
- The Packhorse Inn, Sleaford
- The Kettleby Cross, Melton Mowbray
- The Stamford Post, Stamford
- The Captain Noel Newton, Oakham
- The Raymond Mays, Bourne
West Midlands
- The Bottle of Sack, Sutton Coldfield
- The Elizabeth of York, Moseley
- The Bellwether, Wednesbury
- The Bole Bridge, Tamworth
- The Black Horse, Northfield
- The Mare Pool, Mere Green
- St. Matthew’s Hall, Walsall
- The Bloxwich Showman, Bloxwich
- The Avion, Aldridge
- The Pump House, Shirley
- The Navigation Inn, Kings Norton
- The Reginald Mitchell, Hanley
- The Counting House, Congleton
- The Wheatsheaf, Stoke on Trent
- The Wye Bridge House, Buxton
- The Bradley Green, Biddulph
- The Arnold Machin, Newcastle Under Lyme
- The Poste of Stone, Stone
- The Wheatsheaf, Cheadle
- The Green Dragon, Leek
- The George Inn, Sandbach
- The Picture House, Stafford
- The Lord Burton, Burton On Trent
- The Acorn Inn, Lichfield
- The Felix Holt, Nuneaton
- The Plaza, Rugeley
- The Linford Arms, Cannock
- The Monkey Walk, Coalville
- The Sir Nigel Gresley, Swadlincote
- The Bear & Ragged Staff, Bedworth
- The Old Swan, Uttoxeter
- The Shoulder of Mutton, Ashby De La Zouch
- The Hedgeford Lodge, Hednesford
- The Flying Standard, Coventry
- Golden Cross Hotel, Bromsgrove
- The Exchange, Banbury
- The Benjamin Satchwell, Leamington Spa
- The Old Swanne Inne, Evesham
- The Golden Bee, Stratford upon Avon
- The City Arms, Coventry
- The Thomas Lloyd, Warwick
- The Spon Gate, Coventry
- The Royal Enfield, Redditch
North West
- The Raven, Liverpool
- The Thomas Frost, Liverpool
- The Navigator, Liverpool
- The Childwall Fiveways Hotel, Liverpool
- The North Western, Liverpool
- The Captain Alexander, Liverpool
- Woodrow Wilson, Carlisle
- The Furness Railway, Barrow
- The Henry Bessemer, Workington
- The Miles Thompson, Kendal
- The Bransty Arch, Whitehaven
- The Dog Beck, Penrith
- The Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, Keswick
- The Trawl Boat Inn, Lytham St. Annes
- The Sir Richard Owen, Lancaster
- The Thomas Drummond, Fleetwood
- The Eric Bartholomew, Morecambe
- The Layton Rakes, Blackpool
- The Jolly Tars, Cleveleys
- The Railway Hotel, Lytham St. Annes
- The Poulton Elk, Poulton Le Fylde
- The Square Bottle, Chester
- The Penny Black, Northwich
- Hoylake Lights, Hoylake
- The Brass Balance, Birkenhead
- The Dee Hotel, West Kirby
- The Wheatsheaf, Ellesmere Port
- The Clairville, Wallasey
- The Queens Arms, Winsford
- The Prense Well, Heswall
- The Bull and Stirrup Hotel, Chester
South East
- The Penny Black, Bicester
- The Temeraire, Saffron Walden
- The William Morris, Cowley
- The Narrows, Abingdon
- The Port Jackson, Bishop’s Stortford
- The Company of Weavers, Witney
- The Wheatsheaf Inn, Wisbech
- Globe Hotel, Kings Lynn
- The Draper’s Arms, Peterborough
- The George Hotel, Whittlesey
- The Romany Rye, East Dereham
- The Hippodrome, March
East of England
- The Bell Hotel, Norwich
- The Troll Cart, Great Yarmouth
- The Whiffler, Norwich
- The Golden Lion, Newmarket
- The Willow Tree, Stowmarket
- The Joseph Conrad, Lowestoft
- The Kings Head Hotel, Beccles
- The Corn Exchange, Bury St Edmunds
- The Red Lion, Thetford
- The William Adams, Gorleston
South West
- Wetherspoons, Milton Keynes
- The Pilgrim’s Progress, Bedford
- The Drabbet Smock, Haverhill
- Sandford House, Huntingdon
- The Weeping Ash, St. Neots
- The Swan Hotel, Leighton Buzzard
- The Manor House, Royston
- The Swan & Angel, St Ives
- The Crown Hotel, Biggleswade
- Captain Ridley’s Shooting Party, Bletchley
- The Three Magnets, Letchworth
- The Crown, Berkhamsted
- The Standing Order, Stevenage
- The Six Templars, Hertford
- The William Aylmer, Harlow
- The Gary Cooper, Dunstable
- The White Hart, Aylesbury
- The Angel Vaults Inn, Hitchin
- The Ernehale, Arnold
- The Joseph Else, Nottingham
- The Woodthorpe Top, Mapperley
- The Free Man, Carlton
- The Samuel Hall, Sherwood
- The Butter Cross, Bingham
- Trent Bridge Inn, West Bridgford
Wetherspoons Christmas menu
Wetherspoon has unveiled its 2024 Christmas menu including a brie pizza.
The pub chain’s festive range is available from now until December 31 with some tasty bites and meal deals on offer.
Hungry punters will be able to snap up a new 11 inch cheese pizza combining gooey mozzarella, brie, cheddar, blue cheese sauce topped with rocket from £9.84.
Those with less of an appetite can get a smaller eight inch portion for £6.51.
It’s not the first time Wetherspoons has launched a festive-themed pizza though as it unveiled a chicken, stuffing, bacon and brie pizza in 2022.
There’s also a new vegan five gold rings burger on offer from £10.43, combining a Beyond Meat plant-based patty, BBQ sauce, iceberg lettuce, tomato and red onion, topped with five onion rings.
The Sun tried the Spoons Christmas menu before anyone else and you can read our review here.
How can I save money at Wetherspoons?
PUB-GOERS love Wetherspoons for its competitive pricing and low-cost meals – but did you know there are more ways to save money?
Senior consumer reporter Olivia Marshall explains how.
Free refills – Buy a £1.50 tea, coffee or hot chocolate and you can get free refills. The deal is available all day, every day.
Check a map – Prices can vary from one location the next, even those close to each other.
So if you’re planning a pint at a Spoons, it’s worth popping in nearby pubs to see if you’re settling in at the cheapest.
Choose your day – Each night the pub chain runs certain food theme nights.
For instance, every Thursday night is curry club, where diners can get a main meal and a drink for a set price cheaper than usual.
Pick-up vouchers – Students can often pick up voucher books in
their local near universities, which offer discounts on food and drink, so keep your eyes peeled.
Get appy – The Wetherspoons app allows you to order and pay for your drink and food from your table – but you don’t need to be in the pub to use it.
Taking full advantage of this, cheeky customers have used social media to ask their friends and family to order them drinks. The app is free to download on the App Store or Google Play.
Check the date – Every year, Spoons holds its Tax Equality Day to highlight the benefits of a permanently reduced tax bill for the pub industry.
It usually takes place in September, and last year it fell on Thursday, September 14.
As well as its 12-day Real Ale Festival every Autumn, Wetherspoons also holds a Spring Festival.