This pub is based in Bishop Auckland, and is named after Arthur Stanley Jefferson (better known as the Laurel in Laurel and Hardy), who lived in Bishop Auckland. In addition, this pub was also built in 1893 as a cinema and variety theatre called The Playhouse. It operated as a theatre until 1929, where it became a full on cinema called The Regal. The cinema closed in 1967, and was then used as a Bingo hall and furniture store. On June 17th 1998, it became a pub that was later bought by JD Wetherspoons.
This is a pub that serves a variety of food and drink, as well as hosting numerous events and offers that change throughout the year. Click here to access the menus and learn more.
The building has step-free access from the back entrance. There are accessible toilets downstairs, and the front door is level. You can order food and drink from the table, and there is a menu that caters for allergies. There’s also a beer garden, and accessible parking outside the entrance along with a bus stop.
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For a nearby Wetherspoons that’s also listed on Eric’s Atlas, then click here.
Yes there is a vegetarian menu available
Yes it does have got cloud WiFi Access in The pub not password protected
it closes at different times through the week we suggest visiting the website for accurate information
Yes there allowed to stay in The pub But they also have to Leave Before 9pm Everyday due to Licence Laws in The UK unless they allowed to accommodate with an Audit
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In Lockdown I remember going in with my friend who’s in a wheelchair and when my mum asked the staff just looked at us and when mum explained ww cant get to the counter they ended up taking our bank cards and doung the order themselves. Ir made me feel very uncomftable
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