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The Eva Hart - JD Wetherspoon

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The Eva Hart - JD Wetherspoon
Classic pub fare, draft beer & cocktails served in a roomy, bi-level former police station.
Address: 1128 High Rd, Romford RM6 4AH, UK
Phone: 020 8597 1069
State: Greater London
City: Romford
Zip Code: RM6 4AH

opening times

Monday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Sunday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM

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Had a good time here. Food and drinks were good and cheap. Will definitely come back when in the area.
Comfortable cosy pub interior with numerous nooks and crannies to enjoy a meal or drink. Friendly staff. It would be more convenient if the upstairs coffee machine was switched on instead of having to go downstairs to topup but not a deal breaker. Lovely historic photos relating to Eva Hart and Chadwell Heath itself.nThe garden is nice too but because the pub is on a busy junction it is always noisy.nnSir Tim Martin actually visited The Eva Hart on a day we were there
This place never fails to be a good place to socialising, drinking, eating, having a good chat, even chilling out. Location is great. Its food is fantastic and drinks are amazingly priced as most spoons are anyway especially alcohol. Friday nights get really busy. I highly recommend this place to anyone for a bar or a sit in restaurant.
Disappointing and Unacceptable Experience at Eva Hart WetherspoonnnI’ve been a loyal Wetherspoon customer for as long as I can remember, always appreciating the consistent service and atmosphere. However, my recent experience at the Eva Hart Wetherspoon was beyond disappointing, and the only reason I’m leaving this bad review is because of the appalling service my friends and I received from the staff. This particular branch is by far the worst I’ve ever encountered, and the experience left us feeling disrespected and mistreated.nnMy friends and I visited the pub for dinner, with the hope of having a relaxed evening, but what unfolded was completely awful. One of our friends looked younger than 25, and in accordance with the Challenge 25 policy, the staff asked for his ID. We fully understood the policy, despite the fact that he had only ordered a soft drink. He’s 22 years old, but as requested, he left the pub without any argument.nnUnfortunately, this is where the problems began. After our friend left, one of the staff members—a lady who was serving us—began behaving extremely rudely. Despite the fact that the person in question had already left, she kept insisting that the rest of us should also leave the pub, and did so in an unprofessional and condescending manner. She asked us to leave three separate times, while we were still in the middle of our meal. It felt like she was constantly breathing down our necks, forcing us to rush through our food and drinks. In the end, we had to finish our food within 15 minutes, barely even touching our drinks.nnWhen we raised the issue with the manager, we were hoping for a more understanding and professional response. Unfortunately, the manager’s attitude was even more shocking. Instead of listening to our concerns or offering any sort of apology, she was equally rude and dismissive. I even explained to her that I work in a pub myself, so I understand the rules and protocols, but this was not about enforcing policy—it was about how they treated us. She seemed completely uninterested in our complaint and offered no resolution whatsoever.nnWhat made the entire situation worse was the blatant double standard we witnessed. We couldn’t help but notice that other patrons, who also appeared to be under 25, were still sitting comfortably, drinking and smoking without being bothered at all. It was clear to us that we were being singled out, and frankly, we felt it was due to racism. This is not the kind of experience anyone should have, especially in an establishment that we’re paying to enjoy.nnIn all my years of going to Wetherspoon pubs, I’ve never experienced anything quite like this. It was an utterly disappointing and upsetting experience, and they completely ruined our night. I expect much better from Wetherspoon, and this branch in particular has left a very sour taste in my mouth. I hope the management at Eva Hart takes these complaints seriously and works to improve their staff’s attitude and service. No one should have to experience what we did.nnWould not recommend this pub to anyone looking for a decent time.
Good and decent Wetherspoons. Large and spacious, big enough to find a comfortable corner. Food was good. Great value pub. Enjoyed my visit.
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Directions to The Eva Hart - JD Wetherspoon with public transportation

Herbert Gardens 40 meters
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Japan Road 70 meters
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Chadwell Heath Lane 80 meters
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Wangey Road 140 meters
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Chadwell Heath Station 220 meters
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