Can YOU help raise the bar?
- You’ll need your receipt or an invite card to begin the survey
- Once you’re done with the survey you can enter a prize draw
- Can’t find your survey code? There’s sample images that can help
- Questions? Send a letter to the promoter of the prize draw
- Here’s the rules: www.helpraisethebar.co.uk/rules
Do you have what it takes to help Marston’s Inns and Taverns help raise the bar? It’s time to find out! If you’ve been in one of the companies establishments lately, you may have been invited to take part in a short online survey. So let’s take a look, shall we?
In order to begin, first confirm whether you have a receipt or invite card
Next, enter the required information before proceeding to the survey
Receipt customers must enter information regarding their purchase
Meanwhile, invite card customers only need to enter when they visited
A Look at Marston’s Help Raise the Bar Prize Draw
- Finish providing feedback and you’ll get a chance to enter a monthly draw!
- Each draw will reward one lucky customer with £250 in vouchers
- If you win you’ll need to respond within 14 days or you may lose the prize
- Once you’ve responded you should receive your prize within 28 days
- You must take the survey within 7 days of your visit to enter!
- Provide your receipt info to start at: www.helpraisethebar.co.uk
- Similar prize values to the Tell M and S Survey
By the way, if you’re having a tough go-round with the information needed to start the survey, try checking out the receipt and invite card samples. Both images contain clear directions on where to locate the required information.
Marston’s Fun Facts
The company has been doing it’s thing for nearly 200 years
In 1947 the company decided to jump on the London Stock Exchange (all aboard!)
Runs a variety of small pubs and restaurants (they’re all over the place)
Has grown by acquiring many different establishments throughout the years
Questions about the Help Raise the Bar Survey?
Send a letter to the promoter at:
Marston’s House, Brewery Road, Wolverhampton WV1 4JT
Another chance to provide feedback
- Take the Did We Sparkle HS Survey
Had very nice meal at The Brown Hare evening of Wednesday 18th December 2019, served excellently by NATASHA.
Enjoyed a nice meal and a couple of drinks after being out shopping all day in pleasant surroundings.
We visited the Park Hotel in Kettering on 19th Jan, although there were very few customers, as usual one family had taken over the bar area, lots of adults and kids with the kids playing football with a very large exercise ball INSIDE the pub. We used to visit regularly on a Friday evening but due to one large party with lots of kids taking over most of the bar area, taking up seats they were not using, electrical devices plugged in all over the place even using scooters inside, so we stopped going in there, as we go out to get away from kids and just want a drink in peace, but not in The Park any more, the families are well known to the staff but their behaviour is turning away customers
It was the second time in a matter of weeks we have visited the Pinhoe Hoard in Exeter and both times we were served by a gentleman named Jake (Geordie). Extremely polite and well mannered and was a great service! It is always refreshing to be served by someone who takes such care in their work. Will recommend.
Donna and Amanda always very helpful and service excellent
I use CLOCKWORKS nearly every day. I love the food and service
Will NEVER frequent a Marstons pub again after the disgusting parking fine at the Swan pub in Thatcham, why can you be fined for enjoying a meal (doesn’t come close the best I’ve had) for catching up with friends and family without constantly watching the clock to avoid a hefty fine.?A VERY GREEDY COMPANY.
JUST COME HOME FROM THE STANDING STONES IN HOLYHEAD WHERE MY PARTNER AND I HAVE JUST HAD A LOVELY EVENING . FRIENDLY STAFF WARM AND CLEAN ATMOSPHERE AND LOVELY FOOD . WE ARE NOW REGULARS AT THIS VENUE