The cheapest pints in London may be available in a London Wetherspoons pub, where they cost just £1.49.
In comparison to many of the capital’s pubs, where it would be difficult to obtain a pint of the good stuff for less than five pounds (if you’re lucky), this East London Spoons provides a significant discount.
Both the Green King IPA and the Ruddles Best are being offered at a discount at The Walnut Tree in Leytonstone.
That implies you might spend five pounds and still have change for three pints of the substance.
And if you have ten pounds, you could buy three more for a buddy and still have change for a bag of crisps worth over a pound!
The nation’s cheapest pint may be offered at the East London Wetherspoon’s.
This affordable pricing is lower than it was even three years ago, according to a TripAdvisor reviewer who noted that The Walnut Tree was selling beer for as little as £1.79 per pint in August 2019.
A TripAdvisor user who frequents bars wrote: “In my opinion, this has to be the cheapest pub in London.”
There are at least 10 different ales to pick from, and prices for pints start at £1.79.
I don’t know about the food! I adore it.
A pint of Greene King IPA, also sold at The Turls Green in Bradford, West Yorkshire, was discovered to be available for £1.89 back in 2019.
However, The Walnut Tree has further reduced its pricing.
This discovery follows the discovery of Britain’s priciest drink last month, which cost a staggering £80.15p a pint of imported American craft ale at the south London chain The Craft Beer Co.
It’s a family-friendly tavern with pink flowers outside, a drinker said yesterday.
“The cuisine tastes wonderful and the drinks are reasonably priced; what more could you possibly ask for?”
I visit when I’m in the mood for a drink but don’t want to pay outrageous London pricing; £1.50 is reasonable and means you can have three pints for $5.
According to a Wetherspoons representative, “The Walnut Tree is recognized for its competitive prices, just like all Wetherspoons pubs.”
People in the neighborhood are aware of the reasonable prices of the pub food and beverages, which is a draw, along with the good service, extensive selection of authentic ales, and lack of music.
The Walnut Tree is a well-liked tavern, and a Ruddles or Greene King costs just £1.49 per pint.
The staff puts a lot of effort into providing clients with a fantastic pub to socialize in.
The bar offers a large selection of drinks and food in an environment free from music.
It is widely known in the neighborhood and draws a variety of patrons, which fosters a decent, welcoming atmosphere.
The Walnut Tree House, the region’s oldest structure at more than 350 years old, inspired the name of the pub, and the location of the establishment was a part of the same estate until 1870.
The pub now draws customers searching for a cheap drink and the distinctive Wetherspoons environment, which includes reasonably priced food and beverages, a broad selection of authentic ales, and a lack of music.
Positive reviews have been left for the pub, with some calling it “the ideal spot to go out if you don’t want to overpay” and applauding the “extremely good rates for food and drink, even more so considering the location” and “amazing prices, staff, cleanliness.”
Ruddles Best and Greene King IPA previously set even lower pricing in Wetherspoons, going for just 99p in last October.