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2 pubs in Darlington, with opening times for all seven days.
There are 2 Wetherspoons pubs in Darlington: The William Stead and The Tanners Hall, in the DL1 and DL3 postcode districts of County Durham. The William Stead opens 8am - midnight on weekdays. The menu is the national one, priced per pub, and you order at the bar or from your table in the Wetherspoon app.
8 Crown Street, Darlington, County Durham, DL1 1LU
Today 8am - midnight
63-64 Skinnergate, Darlington, County Durham, DL3 7LL
Today 8am - midnight
Full menu with prices and calories. Prices can differ between pubs, so check before you order.
Wetherspoons' two pubs in Darlington are The William Stead at 8 Crown Street, Darlington, County Durham, DL1 1LU and The Tanners Hall at 63-64 Skinnergate, Darlington, County Durham, DL3 7LL. Two of them list a phone number, shown on the cards above alongside the full seven day hours.
The William Stead lists step-free access, a licensed outside area, baby changing and Wi-Fi among its facilities, which is the kind of detail that varies pub to pub even though the menu does not. Like every Wetherspoons, they carry a local name rather than the chain's, so they are not obvious from the street. Darlington sits in County Durham, and the county page lists every other town with a pub. The full pub finder covers the rest of the UK.
The menu here is the national one, so it matches every other Wetherspoons in the country. Breakfast covers the traditional breakfast at £5.19, and the main menu runs to katsu chicken curry at £9.43 and the grilled chicken breast burger at £8.39. Prices are set per pub, so treat these as the national reference rather than as Darlington's exact till price. The complete menu is here.
The William Stead opens 8am - midnight on Mondays and 8am - midnight on Sundays. Breakfast runs from opening to a fixed morning cut off, and the kitchen serves through to the evening after that. The full seven day table is on the cards above, and the opening times guide covers bank holidays.
These pubs do not take table bookings, since Wetherspoons runs first come, first served everywhere. For a group, arriving before noon or after the lunch rush is the practical approach. Some pubs elsewhere hire out separate rooms, which is the nearest thing to a reservation the chain offers. More on the booking policy.