got this from the internet.

within a 3 mile radius of north greenwich tube station near the 02 centre.

there is 272 pubs.

the pilot inn pub is 0.4 miles from the tube station.

anyone got any idea how much a pint of beer/lager is in london.

wee bobby lennox Wrote:
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> anyone got any idea how much a pint of beer/lager
> is in london.


For a pint of lager, I guess the average is around £3.20 these days,

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

Has anyone actually contacted the Pilot inn yet and advised them of a larger than usual 'influx' that week?

Might be a good idea to do so and give them good notice...

Gazza, spoke to a lady 5 minutes ago at the Pilot and explained that there will be a large contingent of Stones fan club members attending that weekend.

She was unaware but grateful for the information.

The prices depends on what part of London you are in. If you drink in central London, he you'll pay silly prices. I live in Kent and pint of Stella or Guinness (the 2 most expensive beers generally) tends to cost around £2.80

£3.20 for a pint.

feck me it would be cheaper to get a carry out and a picnic.

You mustnt drink in pubs much, 'Lemon'...

probably only about 30-40p more than what you'd pay in a decent pub in central Glasgow, I'd have thought

Stonesrick - thanks for doing that. Much appreciated.

In Rome we paid 5 eur just to get a bottle of Becks out of the fridge ourselves. Only 33 cl. So, in London prices are not so bad after all. 15 beers times 1£/beer more than usual maybe. It won't kill you.

i dont drink in pubs much these days.

used to in the past.

a pint up my way is aroung £2.30

I went to Wembley on Sunday and it was £4.20 for a 330ml bottle of Carlsberg (the 3.8% variety). Rip off.

yeah , london is expensive, but try to buy in mcdonalds , haha

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never too old or young to rocknroll!!!!!!

Aside from the beer prices,are we descending on one pub in particular - I'm coming down on Sunday with my daughter,so which pub should we head for?

Ged Rambler Wrote:
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> Aside from the beer prices,are we descending on
> one pub in particular - I'm coming down on Sunday
> with my daughter,so which pub should we head for?


Better head for the Pilot Inn - if you can squeeze yourself in

can boys enter the pilot inn?

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never too old or young to rocknroll!!!!!!

monkeyman07 Wrote:
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> can boys enter the pilot inn?


boys and girls over 18, I'd think

wee bobby lennox Wrote:
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> i dont drink in pubs much these days.
>
> used to in the past.
>
> a pint up my way is aroung £2.30


Buy some there and bring them down with you, then......

Gazza Wrote:
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> Has anyone actually contacted the Pilot inn yet
> and advised them of a larger than usual 'influx'
> that week?
>
> Might be a good idea to do so and give them good
> notice...


Yes and telling them that they MUST play a lot of Stones music!!!

I get a pint of Guinness in my social club for about £1.80 :O)

Harm Wrote:
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> In Rome we paid 5 eur just to get a bottle of
> Becks out of the fridge ourselves. Only 33 cl. So,
> in London prices are not so bad after all.

You must have gotten ripped off. We paid that at the show for 33cl of Tuborg but at most places in Rome it was only 2.50 Euros for 66 cl except for around the outside of the stadium where 66 cl were 5.00 Euros. In northern Italy, the same size beer at a store could be had for 1.30 Euros.

My informal research into the price of a pint of beer in a restaurant/bar in Europe uncovered the following: Price in Germany was 2.80-3.00 Euro, Price in Paris 7.00 Euro, Price in Italy 3.00-4.00 Euro. The Italian and German draft beers were a bit smaller than a pint: 40 cl.

So, at 3.20 pounds in London, with the high exchange rate, it is expensive but on par with Paris.



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Gazza Wrote:
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> wee bobby lennox Wrote:
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> > i dont drink in pubs much these days.
> >
> > used to in the past.
> >
> > a pint up my way is aroung £2.30
>
>
> Buy some there and bring them down with you,
> then......


Gazza dont think they do carryoots in 100ml bottles.

Shall you tell him theres no 'heavy' in London, or will I?

Lol Gazza I will drink Brandy they canna feck that up.

o2 inside the venue was £3.50 for a pint on Friday

£3.50 for a pint of Brandy sounds good .






















Well I can dream cant I .



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georgeV Wrote:
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> So, at 3.20 pounds in London, with the high
> exchange rate, it is expensive but on par with
> Paris.


I'd only expect to pay that kind of money in the tourist trap areas like Leiceter Square. I doubt a pint will cost you that in The Pilot. I work in London and drink there frequently. Its not THAT dear on the whole to be honest.

georgeV Wrote:
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> Harm Wrote:
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> > In Rome we paid 5 eur just to get a bottle of
> > Becks out of the fridge ourselves. Only 33 cl.
> So,
> > in London prices are not so bad after all.
>
> You must have gotten ripped off.

So they ripped me off almost everywhere...Just for the record, I'm talking about prices in a "bar", not the fridge from a store.