Price Of A Pint

[KiwiDee]

Kia ora

Coming home for Christmas and new year, and was wondering how much a pint costs these days? Only 2 home games while I am there which is disappointing, also disappointing nae mare Wahllaces Pehs.

I suppose I'll see a change in the City, but can't wait to go exploring. Probably pop into The Bowser on match day and say Kia ora to DD, heard its a good Dee pub these days, used to drink there and the Barrels match days in years gone by. Oh and is Foreigners still going in Meadowside ( to old for it now though).

Anyway a nice pint o Tennents here I come 

[Boba Fett]

@@KiwiDee you'll notice that everything south of Union St and Castle St is basically a building site just now.. The whole waterfront is being regenerated and is starting to take shape.

I don't really get out in the town anymore but i'm guessing a pint in the city centre boozers costs £3.00 - £3.50. The further out of town you go (up the Hilltown or Stobie) the more likely you are to find a pub at £2.50 a pint.

DD will keep you right on that one..

[KiwiDee]

Kia ora Boba

  

Thats actually way cheaper than I thought it would be. I won't be drinking in the city centre unless its a bar lunch. Will stick to ma local The Admiral bar or the tap o the hill on match days. I'd heard they were redeveloping the waterfront  beleive the train station is getting done up as well.

Cheers Boba

[Reverend Lovejoy]

Jolly's in the Ferry does a pint of Deuchars for £1.69, Tennents was £1.99 and Real Ales about £2.19.

[Boba Fett]

[Abdul Latif]

Jolly's in the Ferry does a pint of Deuchars for £1.69, Tennents was £1.99 and Real Ales about £2.19.

Wetherspoons is the devil tho.

A pint in the ferry any where else will cost you £3 upwards. And with that you get some sort of atmosphere/football/music etc.

[chomp my root]

Wetherspoons is the devil tho.

A pint in the ferry any where else will cost you £3 upwards. And with that you get some sort of atmosphere/football/music etc.

While Wetherspoons is the Tesco of the pub world you know what you get with it. As you say if you're looking for a place with a bit of character its not going to be a Wetherspoons but if you're looking to bet batfaced cheaply then its not a bad option. They do some pretty decent wines too, which works for me, some pubs rip the p*ss with the vino.

[Abdul Latif]

While Wetherspoons is the Tesco of the pub world you know what you get with it. As you say if you're looking for a place with a bit of character its not going to be a Wetherspoons but if you're looking to bet batfaced cheaply then its not a bad option. They do some pretty decent wines too, which works for me, some pubs rip the p*ss with the vino.

Aye they do some good beers an all, it just feels that bit too mass marketed tho for more than a couple of pints IMO.

[Reverend Lovejoy]

Wetherspoons is the devil tho.

A pint in the ferry any where else will cost you £3 upwards. And with that you get some sort of atmosphere/football/music etc.

Meh pocket money only covers the basics, atmosphere/music are extras. With the extra alcohol my money gets me in Wetherspoons I can sing and dance and abody's happy.

[chomp my root]

Aye they do some good beers an all, it just feels that bit too mass marketed tho for more than a couple of pints IMO.

Aye, its the kind of place I'd take the wife not the girl friend if you know what I mean. 

[Derry Drummer]

Price of drink is shocking these days.

Charging someone £3 sometimes even £4 for a pint! Shocking.

[JoeCovenant]

Kia ora Boba

  

Thats actually way cheaper than I thought it would be. I won't be drinking in the city centre unless its a bar lunch. Will stick to ma local The Admiral bar or the tap o the hill on match days. I'd heard they were redeveloping the waterfront  beleive the train station is getting done up as well.

Cheers Boba

The Admiral!!!

Just doon the road!

(How long ago did you emigrate!? My dad was a regular there!)