The Corn Exchange - St Edmundsbury

What a beautiful building!!! Such a shame it is unloved. Dirty tables, dirty floors and toilet cubicles broken. We had a drink here and moved on as we didn’t feel it was clean enough to eat here.

What a disgusting place toilet smelt like pee and toilets overflowing ordered via the app drinks came quickly which was good shame about the food over 25 minutes and the place was only half full with plenty of staff two lads behind the bar throwing paper at each other the floor staff didn’t have a clue other food was sitting there waiting to be brought over but no they just kept walking past until I had to go and have a word or sorry they said what’s your order I said table 45 which she replied what did you order I said look at the screen in front of you and it will tell you what I ordered sadly these pubs are going down hill fast

This restaurant was a bit peculiar, it felt more like a conference venue than a place for performances. But there have been some improvements since previous reviews, as the seating wasn't as cramped and the comfort level wasn't too bad. However, it might become more uncomfortable during longer shows. I saw nurse Georgie perform, who was brilliant, but the set-up was a bit strange. There was a warm-up comedian, followed by a long break, and then Georgie performed. It would have made more sense to warm up the crowd first and then take a break, rather than the other way around.

This restaurant offers good value for money with straightforward, tasty food and a great variety of drinks. The staff is friendly and the historic building adds an interesting touch to the overall dining experience.

I am a big fan of Wetherspoons but not of the toilets in the Corn Exchange. They are consistently disgusting. Rarely cleaned or toilet roll replaced. Also very few flush properly. I have seen staff poke their heads into the cubicles and then tick the sheet to say all is fine. Such a shame this lovely venue is let down by the ladies toilets.