Price of a pint where you are

In the Glasgow 'burbs it'd be £4.50 to £5 for a regulation pint of cooking lager / ale.

Anything vaguely craft is £5.50 to £6 as long as under 5% and could be up to £8 if stronger......

In town centre you can add a quid onto that.

First time I’ve been in Ye Cracke for years and just been charged £5.30 for a Guinness.

No wonder I tend to avoid this place nowadays.

First time I’ve been in Ye Cracke for years and just been charged £5.30 for a Guinness.

No wonder I tend to avoid this place nowadays.

That’s cheap compared to here

£3.00 for a pint of Carling Black Label in the Millbank, around the corner, where I live.

In the Glasgow 'burbs it'd be £4.50 to £5 for a regulation pint of cooking lager / ale.

Anything vaguely craft is £5.50 to £6 as long as under 5% and could be up to £8 if stronger......

In town centre you can add a quid onto that.

Shitting hell. Back 10 years ago, a pound a pint at Strathclyde Union on 12 hour Tuesday now looks as big a charitable endeavour as Live Aid.

Shitting hell. Back 10 years ago, a pound a pint at Strathclyde Union on 12 hour Tuesday now looks as big a charitable endeavour as Live Aid.

Funnily enough was there yesterday for my eldest's graduation......defo more than a £1......but still cheaper than rest of Glasgow......think a pint of Guiness was about £4 but, sadly the pre meal drinks I paid for were in The Alchemist!

Grad boys choice!

First time I’ve been in Ye Cracke for years and just been charged £5.30 for a Guinness.

No wonder I tend to avoid this place nowadays.

Town's prices these days for a bevvy!

Town's prices these days for a bevvy!

Yeah but the Cracke ain't even town, really. It's a shitty little tucked away place that most people don't even know.

Queen of Hope, which I thought was pricey was actually 5p cheaper.