O'Neills central London pub adds £2 surcharge to pints ordered after 10pm

[editor]

That's a tourist pub. Been operating as such for decades.
It gets extremely busy.
You need to get there early or potentially get turned away.
They often have bands on the upper level.

I wish them continued success.

Those who prefer a £2.10 pint of craft ale yada yada are often heard complaining about the death of the British pub. Pubs closing left, right and centre.
Is it any wonder with you tight gits? You cheapskates are the problem.

So if you complain about a £9 pint in a super packed venue, you're somehow responsible for other pubs closing?

Awesome logic there.

 

[not henry]

I walked up to the whetherspoons at the other end of town and looked at the pricelist. There were five drinks sub two pounds, whiskey mixer, two bitter , one lager, one cider. Sub three pounds we have carling or coors premium. The cheapest pint overall was a £1.79 bitter. This is Redcar at 11.00am on a Wednesday morning and the pub was heaving. On the same stretch we have much the same offering from another four or five establishments but the prices are in the region of arond a pound more expensive. These places are open until 2.00 am weekends and the prices are different but am not sure by which mechanism they change