If you are a big fan of Wetherspoon, you’ll be sad to learn that they are about to axe 15 menu items over the following days.  

The festive menu was only rolled out in November, but popular items such as the Big Cheese Burger to the festive loaded chips, among others, will be removed from the menu at the start of the new year. Pub-goers now have only a short time left to enjoy the festive food on offer, as the limited-time range will leave Wetherspoon locations after December 31, 2025.

The menus at the different pub locations can vary, so make sure to check what is on offer at your local Wetherspoons. The Pub giant does not often adjust its menu throughout the year, with the Christmas limited-time offerings being the biggest shake-up.

So, if the festive menu is a highlight for you, now is the time to satisfy your final Christmas cravings with the giant profiterole dessert, the Five Gold Rings burger, and a variation of brie and cranberry paninis and pizzas, to name a few.

Wetherspoons confirmed to the Express that the Christmas menu won’t be available after New Year’s Eve.

A statement on Wetherspoon’s official website reads: “No need to book… just turn up and enjoy the festive offering. The Christmas menu is available from Wednesday, November 12, until Wednesday, December 31 (excluding Christmas Day).”

The full Christmas menu is as follows: 

• Sliced turkey breast and winter vegetables, £13.99 with soft drink, £15.52 with alcoholic drink
• The big cheese burger, £10.89 with soft drink, £12.42 with alcoholic drink
• Brie and bacon burger, £10.89 with soft drink, £12.42 with alcoholic drink
• Chicken and stuffing burger, £10.89 with soft drink, £12.42 with alcoholic drink
• The five gold rings burger, £10.89 with soft drink, £12.42 with alcoholic drink
• Mushroom and garlic burger, £10.89 with soft drink, £12.42 with alcoholic drink
• 12″ southern-fried chicken and stuffing wrap
• 10″ southern-fried chicken and stuffing wrap
• Festive loaded chips, £8.99
• Brie and garlic mushroom pizza, £10.34 with soft drink, £11.87 with alcoholic drink
• Chicken, stuffing, bacon and Brie pizza, £11.52 with soft drink, £13.05 with alcoholic drink
• Chicken, stuffing, bacon and cranberry panini
• Brie and cranberry panini
• Cookies and cream blondie, £5.58
• Giant profiterole, £5.58.

Major pub chain JD Wetherspoon has revealed launch dates for seven fresh establishments in the final months of 2025 and early 2026 – including a significant venue that has recently commenced operations in the north east – whilst confirming when another location will open its doors.

The openings include new venues in Bristol, Croydon, Stockton-on-Tees, Beaconsfield and Wetherby. The company is broadening its collection of establishments, with multiple locations expected to serve patrons before 2025 comes to an end.

Earlier this month, JD Wetherspoon’s chief executive vowed to “keep price increases to a minimum” despite confronting pressure from escalating labour expenses, even as the firm reported enhanced sales and profits compared to the previous year.

The business, which runs nearly 800 pubs throughout the UK, has witnessed trading continue to improve in recent months. It disclosed achieving turnover totalling £2.13 billion for the year ending July 27.

This marked a 4.5% rise compared to the previous year, whilst like-for-like sales – which excludes the impact of pub openings and closures – climbed by 5.1%.

This expansion was fuelled by growth in both bar and food sales, though hotel room sales plummeted by nearly 12% following the decision to pull out of online booking platforms in the UK.

The fresh establishments began launching in October – with the next one opening at the start of December.

Wetherspoons pub openings from October 2025:

• Sigered, King of Essex, East Walk Basildon Opening: Tue 21 October
• The New Moor Farm, Cramlington, Tyne and Wear, Wed 5 November
• The Hollybush Seam, Westerleigh Rd, Bristol, Wed 3 December
• The Red Anchor, Stockton-on-Tees (Papas Group franchise) Wed, 10 December
• Coombe Lodge, Croydon Wed 17, December
• The Angel Inn will open in Wetherby, Tues, 23 December
• The Chiltern, Station Road, Beaconsfield, Tues, 13 January

It follows the opening of four extra locations since the summer.

• The Hykeham Manor, Roman Way, Lincoln
• The Sir Alexander Fleming, Merchant Square, Paddington
• Walham Green, Fulham Road, Fulham
• The Dictum of Kenilworth, The Square, Kenilworth

Last week, The New Moor Farm in Cramlington was inaugurated, creating 60 new jobs.

Located on the site of the former Moor Farm Beefeater restaurant, the development project cost over £1 million.

The pub’s name pays homage to its location, which once comprised the fields of Moor Farm, situated just off the bustling A19 Moor Farm Roundabout.

First documented in 1769 as ‘New Moor’, and later referred to as ‘Moor House’, ‘Cramlington Moor Farm’, and finally ‘Moor Farm’, the site had been deserted by the late 1980s.

In the early 2000s, the farmhouse and its outbuildings underwent redevelopment.

The New Moor Farm will operate from 8am until 11.30pm from Sunday to Thursday, and 8am until midnight on Friday and Saturday.

It will feature a ground floor bar, with food being served throughout the day, from opening until 11pm all week long.

Wetherspoon said: “Wetherspoon is opening new pubs across the UK and continues in seeking further sites. Inspired by local history, each pub has its own design, character and personality.

“Wetherspoon has been recognised, winning numerous design award competitions, and is renowned for transforming old and often-derelict buildings into beautiful, vibrant pubs.”

Discussing the latest financial results, Wetherspoon’s chairman Sir Tim Martin revealed that beverages favoured by younger patrons have been experiencing growth across its pubs – including cocktails and fashionable spirits such as Au Vodka.

“Real ale has made a comeback, with volumes challenging pre-pandemic levels,” he stated. “Wine, which had been a bit slow, is at a record.”

Sir Tim also pointed out that chicken dishes were performing well on the food menu, with Korean chicken being a “big success” over the past year, while breakfast continued its recovery with record sales.

The firm operated 794 pubs at the end of the fiscal year, with plans to launch 15 managed sites and 15 franchised locations in the coming year. Sir Tim explained that increases in national insurance contributions and wages were adding approximately £60 million to the chain’s annual expenses, whilst the company was also grappling with the impact of energy costs and new packaging taxes.

Throughout 2025, Wetherspoon maintained an average workforce of nearly 42,100 employees across its pubs and head office.

Giant boozer chain JD Wetherspoon has confirmed the opening dates for five new pubs – and the first one is within days. The chain is expanding its number of outlets – and there are a number opening before the end of 2025.

Eaerlier this month the boss of JD Wetherspoon has said the pub group will try to “keep price increases to a minimum” amid pressure from rising labour costs, despite reporting higher sales and profits over the past year.

The company, which operates nearly 800 pubs across the UK, has benefited from trading continuing to improve in recent months. It revealed it generated revenues totalling £2.13 billion for the year to July 27.

This was 4.5% higher than the year before, while sales on a like-for-like basis – which strips out the impact of pub openings and closures – rose by 5.1%.

This was driven by both bar and food sales growth, while hotel room sales dropped by nearly 12% after deciding to exit from online booking agents in the UK.

The new pubs will be opening from October – with the first on October 21.

Wetherspoons pub openings before 2026:

• Sigered, King of Essex, East Walk Basildon Opening: Tue 21 October
• The New Moor Farm, Cramlington, Tyne and Wear, Wed 5 November
• The Chiltern, Station Road, Beaconsfield, Tue 2 December
• The Hollybush Seam, Westerleigh Rd, Bristol, Wed 3 December
• The Angel Inn will open in Wetherby, Tues December 23.

There is still a chance of more openings of Wetherspoon’s before the end of the year. A date for the next Papas Group franchise in Stockton-on-Tees is also expected to be announced shortly.

It follows the opening of four new Spoon’s locations since the summer.

The Hykeham Manor, Roman Way, Lincoln

The Sir Alexander Fleming, Merchant Square, Paddington

Walham Green, Fulham Road, Fulham

The Dictum of Kenilworth, The Square, Kenilworth

Wetherspoon said: “Wetherspoon is opening new pubs across the UK and continues in seeking further sites. Inspired by local history, each pub has its own design, character and personality.

“Wetherspoon has been recognised, winning numerous design award competitions, and is renowned for transforming old and often-derelict buildings into beautiful, vibrant pubs.”

Speaking about the recent figures Wetherspoon’s chairman Sir Tim Martin said “younger people’s drinks” have been on the rise across its pubs – including cocktails and “trendy” spirits such as the Au Vodka brand.

“Real ale has made a comeback, with volumes challenging pre-pandemic levels,” he said. “Wine, which had been a bit slow, is at a record.”

Sir Tim also said that, across its food menu, chicken-based dishes were selling well, with Korean chicken a “big success” over the latest year, while breakfasts were continuing to rebound with a record-high volume of sales.

The group ran 794 pubs at the end of the financial year, and plans to open 15 managed pubs and 15 franchised pubs in the year ahead.

Sir Tim said increases to national insurance contributions and wages was adding about £60 million to the chain’s yearly costs, while it was also facing an impact from energy charges and new packaging taxes.

Wetherspoon employed an average of nearly 42,100 staff across its pubs and head office over 2025.