I work at Wetherspoons and my secret menu kebab is the best thing you can buy

THERE’S nothing like a bite to eat at your local Wetherspoons.

Love it or loathe it, there’s no denying you get a lot of it value for money when it comes to the huge variety of menu items the pub has to offer.

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But despite the huge selection of food, one worker admitted she has tried just about everything and is getting tired of ordering the same thing over and over again.

Macey Newberry, who works at the famous bargain shop, took to social media to share how she created her own DIY kebab by ordering a few menu staples.

In the viral video, Macey explained that while the dish isn’t technically on the menu, punters can still order it if they ask for some very specific things.

“Since working at Spoons, this is my favorite creation so far,” she said.

The kebab consisted of chicken strips, roasted vegetables, salad and a naan bread – all things that you might not order alone, but together form a tasty and filling meal.

“Honestly, having eaten everything on the Wetherspoons menu, as you can imagine, I do get a little bored with the food at times, but don’t worry.

“If you’re creative like me and you love food, you come up with things like this,” she said in the clip.

So, how exactly can you order Macey’s Spoons kebab to you? next visit the bargain shop?

Macey told her followers to simply order three chicken strips, a Mediterranean salad and a naan bread, then add the roasted vegetables if you wanted to get some more veggies in there.

You can ask for it to come on the same plate, but depending on the cafe you may have to stack the kebab yourself.

Macey enjoyed her creation and even said it was one of the best things she’s ever had there – so it’s definitely worth trying.

Fellow foodies were impressed with the kebab creation and couldn’t wait to try it out for themselves.

“That looks good, even with the mustard,” a Spoons fan commented on the clip.

A second agreed: “I need to try this ASAP.”

Meanwhile, another employee interjected and said, “I work in the kitchen at Spoons and love preparing meals like this.”

And a former McDonalds employee even said they would come up with similar creations at the fast food restaurant.

“I loved making my own creations with the limited-edition bread, sauces and sides,” she confessed.

However, the DIY kebab isn’t the only thing Macey is urging Spoons fans to try; she recently told punters how to season their nachos with a simple ordering hack.

When you order your food you have to go to the bar to customize them.

Simply ask the employee who takes your order to add a five-bean chili.

However, you should make it clear that you don’t want the five-bean chili as a meal, but rather from the deli section of the menu, where the baked potato add-on options are.

“If you’d had both meals it would have been £15, but I’ve just saved £8, you’re welcome,” said Macey.

How can I save money at Wetherspoons?

FREE refills – Buy €1.50 of tea, coffee or hot chocolate and get free refills. The deal is available all day, every day.

Check a map – Prices may vary by location, even if they are close together.

So if you’re planning on having a pint at a Spoons, it’s worth checking out nearby pubs to see if you can get the cheapest deal.

Choose your day – Every evening the pub chain organizes certain theme evenings with food.

For example, there is a curry club every Thursday evening, where diners can get a main meal and a drink for a fixed price cheaper than normal.

Collection slips – Students can often purchase voucher books from their local universities, which offer discounts on food and drink, so keep your eyes peeled.

Request an app – The Wetherspoons app allows you to order and pay for your drink and food from your table, but you don’t have to be in the pub to use it.

Taking full advantage of this, cheeky customers have taken to social media to ask their friends and family to order drinks for them. The app can be downloaded for free from the App Store or Google Play.

Check the date – Every year Spoons holds its Tax Equality Day to highlight the benefits of a permanently reduced tax bill for the pub industry.

It usually takes place in September and last year it fell on Thursday, September 14.

In addition to the 12-day Real Ale Festival each autumn, Wetherspoons also hosts a Spring Festival.

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