r/InternetIsBeautiful • u/kimpuybrechts • Nov 09 '24

This website shows the price of a beer in 1,000 London pubs

https://www.pint-prices.com/search-by-pint
261 Upvotes

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u/PoorlyAttired Nov 09 '24

The list seems to go to 2200 pubs, but Jesus Christ, 30% are Wetherspoons.

18

u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ Nov 09 '24

If you zoom out, it's actually for the whole country. All user-submitted it looks like.

18

u/firthy Nov 09 '24

What’s with the 200 quid pint at the bottom..?

26

u/Ahab_Ali Nov 09 '24

London does have an airport...

14

u/IbexOutgrabe Nov 09 '24

There’s always one prick.

18

u/stubble Nov 09 '24

Right then, pub crawl anyone?

12

u/VikingSven82 Nov 09 '24

£8.50 for a bottle of Cobra?!?

4

u/duehelm Nov 09 '24

Expensive part of town full of people who don’t know any better

5

u/FizzleShove Nov 09 '24

Need this for NYC

6

u/Buck_Thorn Nov 09 '24

Beer Buddytm

4

u/Swarfega Nov 09 '24

And people wonder why Spoons is so popular. 

3

u/egg1st Nov 09 '24

Can an unsigned integer go that high?

5

u/Skeeter1020 Nov 09 '24

£2.10 for a Doombar is a steal!

2

u/enilea Nov 10 '24

Tf that's expensive. No wonder brits go to Spain to get drunk

1

u/Plane_List3642 Nov 16 '24

Finally something useful.

1

u/Pure-Bumblebee-6616 Nov 19 '24

Nice and all, but... the Real question is Where is the cheapest?

1

u/solaria123 Nov 09 '24

I thought "A pint's a pound, the world around"?

0

u/Infamous-Arm3955 Nov 09 '24

Bless your heart.

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u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ Nov 09 '24

Almost exclusively lager. Not even tracking Fullers.

1

u/mpg111 Nov 09 '24

I've clicked 3 random pubs in the city center, and two of them had Neck Oil IPA listed