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Updated 4 July 2026
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2 pubs in Bridgend.
Bridgend is home to 2 Wetherspoons pubs, spread across 2 towns including Bridgend and Maesteg. Every one serves the same national menu, though prices are set per pub rather than centrally, so two pubs in the same county can charge different amounts for the same plate. One of them has hotel rooms above the pub. Order at the bar or from your table in the Wetherspoon app.
Dunraven Place, Bridgend, CF31 1JE
Today 7am - midnight
3-6 Commercial Street, Maesteg, Bridgend, CF34 9DF
Today 8am - midnight
The same menu runs across the county. Prices can differ pub to pub, so check yours before ordering.
Wetherspoons has 2 pubs in Bridgend, with the largest concentrations in Bridgend and Maesteg. The names are all local rather than corporate, so a Wetherspoons is rarely obvious from outside. The Wyndham Arms Hotel in Bridgend and The Sawyer's Arms in Maesteg are three of them, each with its own address and hours on this page.
What is on the menu is decided nationally, so the range is identical in every one of these pubs. Prices are the exception and are set site by site, which is why the same meal can cost noticeably more in a city centre or station pub than in a market town. One pub has rooms above it, listed on the hotel page.
The food is the same in all 2 pubs, from Bridgend outwards. Breakfast runs from opening, with the small breakfast at £3.19, and the main menu carries the BBQ stack burger at £10.59 and the sweet potato, chickpea and spinach curry at £10.54. Those are the prices at the pub we sample from; expect a few pence either way across Bridgend. The full menu with every price is on the homepage.
Hours vary more between Bridgend's pubs than the menu does. Early opening is normal, though the evening close is set locally and varies a good deal. Each pub page below carries its own seven day table. The opening times guide covers the usual pattern and the bank holiday exceptions.
None of Bridgend's 2 pubs takes table bookings. Wetherspoons runs first come, first served everywhere, so a group is better off arriving before the lunch or evening peak than phoning ahead. A weekday afternoon is normally the quietest window for a group of any size. A few pubs have rooms or areas available to hire, which is listed on the pub's own page. More on the booking policy.