I'm barred from the local one as they wouldn't serve me without ID.
Not that I look young, just that they think they're communist Russia and not just a ten-a-penny watering hole.
Cheapest Pint in London
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I'm barred from the local one as they wouldn't serve me without ID.
Not that I look young, just that they think they're communist Russia and not just a ten-a-penny watering hole.
start at 6, do not feari assume you start work late in the day.
or you're an alcoholic
wait a minute! nobody has asked about this...
alcohol percentage?
I don't really get it... why are you asking?
I was wondering that too. Maybe he/she is planning to get drunk, otherwise why would he/she choose cheapness over quality?
is that a yes then??
NO! It's a "I am not an alko but some people believe that I am so I will be objective and say it is up for debate".
Sunray
Its sunny somewhere.
yeah but he's asking about the cheapest PINT not the cheapest PUB so his questions is applicable I think.
Well you can get a double JD mixer in the Goose for £2. Or is it £2.50.
Percentage 37% or is it 40% (without the mixer, natch.)
The Salmon and Ball? Does it?
ethel
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i think it's it. they used to have a big banner outside proclaining that they did. haven't been past in about a year though.
You think the big banner saying £1 a pint might have meant they were selling pints for a pound?Nice work Sherlock
ethel
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Nice work Sherlock
cheeky
George & Bill
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You'd have trouble. Most decent-sized Weatherspoons have a very wide selection of beers and ales, that Sam Smith's own-brand brews, while good, cannot compete with. Shame they're such soleless places - I'd rather drink at home, and go to a propper pub when I can afford to.
Cheapest pints I know of:
Sam Smith's bitter: £1.87
Weatherspoons (outer London branches) guest ales: £1.69
Corib Bar on Camberwell Road, Murpheys/XXXX/Toby bitter: £1.70
These might be out of date, however...
George & Bill
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damnhippie
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Since you did not include this information, I assumed that standard-rate prices were the subject of the discussion.
Why anyone would want to drink there regularly is another question.
Whoever spoke of the £1 pint at the Salmon and Ball was correct - they will sell you a pint of Webster's Green Label (a third-rate bitter) for that price between 10am and 12 noon.
Why anyone would want to drink there regularly is another question.
Whoever spoke of the £1 pint at the Salmon and Ball was correct - they will sell you a pint of Webster's Green Label (a third-rate bitter) for that price between 10am and 12 noon.
Although I'm sure happy-hours don't really count, my best find - in Canary Wharf of all places - is Cafe Brera. £1.70 for a pint of Stella, and in a great spot too, overlooking the river and not rammed with suits.
And then you get the catamaran home. Which has a bar. A good way to finish work sometimes
And then you get the catamaran home. Which has a bar. A good way to finish work sometimes
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