Pubs for Burnley game

[mightyblues78]

You're gonna have to explain that. I've never found town to be noticeably more than County Road. (not the places I go anyway)

Doubles / beers

beers are like £3.50 on county, beers in town are like £5.50 plus

 

[BNJ1878]

Doubles / beers

beers are like £3.50 on county, beers in town are like £5.50 plus

Not where I usually go they aren't.

But then again, I'm not trendy.

 

[AsiaAsia82]

North Wales coach drops off by the Valley pub if you’re after a local dialect.

 

[mightyblues78]

Not where I usually go they aren't.

But then again, I'm not trendy.

where do you venture to mate ?

I am far trendy, the pubs i visit dale street etc £5.50 for a bottle beer or £3.30 . £3.50 on county ha

 

[BNJ1878]

where do you venture to mate ?

I am far trendy, the pubs i visit dale street etc £5.50 for a bottle beer or £3.30 . £3.50 on county ha

Dale Street (multiple places), just checked my last bills from September when I was over. Around 4 quid seems to be the average paid. (rounds of 3)

The bill was generally 12/12.50. Actually, seeing as that's the converted currency rate it was probably cheaper than what I was eventually billed.

Works out loads cheaper than an evening in The Brick once I've factored in the disinfectant.

 

[mightyblues78]

Dale Street (multiple places), just checked my last bills from September when I was over. Around 4 quid seems to be the average paid. (rounds of 3)

The bill was generally 12/12.50. Actually, seeing as that's the converted currency rate it was probably cheaper than what I was eventually billed.

Works out loads cheaper than an evening in The Brick once I've factored in the disinfectant.

Believe me it doesn't make.

Brick £3.50 for a bottle
Wok £3.50 for a bottle ( or a bucket of 10 for £30 )
Oak is around £3.70 for a bottle
Salutation have match day deals on currently 5 bottles for £10

You are very lucky to find anything for that price around dale streeet, and am a regularly drinker there also.

 

[dockroad]

Dale Street (multiple places), just checked my last bills from September when I was over. Around 4 quid seems to be the average paid. (rounds of 3)

The bill was generally 12/12.50. Actually, seeing as that's the converted currency rate it was probably cheaper than what I was eventually billed.

Works out loads cheaper than an evening in The Brick once I've factored in the disinfectant.

The Vernon , which I love ,is hardly trendy but is as dear as anywhere in town . £5-50 or £6 a pint . Good sarnies though . The Oak is the cheapest I've found near Goodison if you can get in . I refuse to buy anything in the ground or fan zone. Utter rip off .

 

[BNJ1878]

Believe me it doesn't make.

Brick £3.50 for a bottle
Wok £3.50 for a bottle ( or a bucket of 10 for £30 )
Oak is around £3.70 for a bottle
Salutation have match day deals on currently 5 bottles for £10

You are very lucky to find anything for that price around dale streeet, and am a regularly drinker there also.

I'm telling you what I paid for my rounds looking at my card statement. It's not a debate. The Vernon, Lady of Mann and Denbigh all around 12 to 12.50 for 3 pints, not your bottles.

Besides, even based on your figures, it's nowhere near the difference you originally claimed:

Buses going to be laid on from county, can't see people going to town when there's about 2 everton pubs and being charged double for a drink.

Not that it matters, just try not to exaggerate. Dale Street boozers are not massively more expensive than County Road.

Anyway, it's veered way off topic. Hope whoever stayed the thread has found a nice pub to enjoy ore match.

 

[verreauxi]

It's an absolute dump, clientele rejected as extras for the Mos Eisley bar from star wars.

Metaphors be with you.

 

[BNJ1878]

Metaphors be with you.

Very good.

 

[mightyblues78]

I'm telling you what I paid for my rounds looking at my card statement. It's not a debate. The Vernon, Lady of Mann and Denbigh all around 12 to 12.50 for 3 pints, not your bottles.

Besides, even based on your figures, it's nowhere near the difference you originally claimed:

Not that it matters, just try not to exaggerate. Dale Street boozers are not massively more expensive than County Road.

Anyway, it's veered way off topic. Hope whoever stayed the thread has found a nice pub to enjoy ore match.

Obvs your not from Liverpool, go to town on a Saturday your paying nearly 6 quid for a pint

 

[Bez2k2k]

Decent shout for a Saturday game in the summer but I’m not so sure about a midweek one in the winter

The pubs aren’t as busy and it’s fffffffreezing

Half the fun that. Get a hat and gloves on. Thermal socks. Not that cold at the moment. Maybe for the Fulham game around the 18th it will be but whatever. I will still be there for it