J.J. Moon's - JD Wetherspoon in Carshalton

Very basic ,the standard wood panelling and a few glass panels.The people were nice and friendly, and the staff were quick to serve.The toilets were horrible and definitely needed lots of attention. We sat outside the male toilets as it was packed, and all you could smell was urine,not good as it's right next door to the kitchen.As i'm trying to tick all the wetherspoons of my list, I'm glad I went,but I wouldn't return.

Lovely decent sized pub. Friendly and welcoming staff. Good choice of affordable beers and a good atmosphere

Absolutely shocking! Hardly anything in stock.... both drinks and food. We managed to finally find something and order via the app..... only for the barmaid to come and say there wasn't any chicken. Ended up getting a refund and leaving........ Bizarrely one of the staff kept sniffing my sister?!!!!

🚇Tooting Broadway 🍺 £2.77 Carlsberg JJ Moon’s is located at a busy junction on Tooting High Street. The nearest Tube is Tooting Broadway which is just across the road. This pub was converted from a shop in 1991 and was one of the earliest Spoons in South London. The pub is on the site of Tooting Public Baths, which opened in 1907 and demolished in 1981. The name J.J. Moon’s was inspired by the Moon Under Water, the ‘ideal pub’ imagined by George Orwell, who described the fictional pub in a 1946 article. There are four JJ Moon’s around London. This is a long and narrow spoons which has a low ceiling and minimal natural light. The decor is traditional Spoons fixtures and fittings with wood panelling on the walls, colourful floral prints and photographs of Edwardian Tooting. The servery is located on the right and stretches down half the length of the bar. The seating consists of poser tables at front and low level tables and chairs at the back. Carpet wise, it’s not overly jazzy. The beer line up had a familiar Spoons feel which includes five cask ales to choose from. I decided on a pint of Carlsberg, my pint hit the spot and remarkably cost less than three quid. The food offering as ever is a combination of deep fried and freshly microwaved fayre, Fish & Chips with an alcoholic drink costs £12.18. I arrived around 10.30am to start my crawl exploring the sights and sounds of SW17. The pub was fairly quiet and calm, there were lots of solo imbibers and a few punters sat at the back having breakfast. I did pop back around 6.30pm to use the loo before heading home, the pub was packed to rafters with a boisterous atmosphere. The service wasn’t great, the team member who served me seemed to be inconvenienced by me wanting to be served. Visiting JJ Moon’s was an average Spoons experience, nothing really special here. One thing I would say, is that the price point is great for older locals who can’t afford to spend double the price in other local establishments. So if you fancy a cheap pint in Tooting or a pee before getting the Tube, JJ Moon’s is worth a look. 📅 13th April 2024

Had some food and drinks in here the other day. Firstly service is very very good. Quick, friendly and efficient and during the meal we were asked how it was which is good for a pub. The food was ok. I had a cheese burger which tasted how it looked. Slightly bland but filled the hole (which was the intention) My friend had the fish and chips and said it was good. The food came out in good time considering the pub was busy. Marked down on atmosphere because as a spoons it’s not on the same level as the cross quays for instance and the toilets are pretty dire. Decent value / low cost food and drinks though. So serves a purpose. I would go again but not make it a destination place for food.