City of London
The Blackfriar
£6.50a pint of Pravha
Listed by Pint Prices, collected 2 October 2026.
Listed£3.60 in July 2013. Up £2.90 in 13 years.
beerintheevening.com, 14 July 2013
Photo: Love Art Nouveau, CC BY 2.0
PUBMAXX
What a pint costs, pub by pub.
London on one map, with 298 historic pubs marked and a listed price wherever we hold one.
Cheapest listed in City of London
London
Streets the map sits on.
Southwark Canary Wharf Canary Wharf Exhibition Road The Crown Tavern Leadenhall Market Canary Wharf Crossrail Place The Thames at Blackfriars Westminster
Photos by the PUBMAXX founder
Today and tonight
The average listed pint across 950 London pubs is £5.54. In the cheapest third it's £4.17. That's £1.37 a pint you keep.
Open the mapQuestions people ask
- How does PUBMAXXING work?
- Say where you are and we show what a pint costs at the pubs around you, cheapest first. Each figure shows the day it was collected, and names the publisher when the record has one. Nothing else sets the order, and no pub can pay to sit higher.
- Where do the prices come from?
- Two places. A pub's own published price list, which we name and link beside the figure. And drinkers, who log what they paid on the day they paid it. When no publisher is recorded for a price, the price says so. We'd rather leave a gap than invent a figure.
- How do I log a price?
- Open a pub on the map and press the price door. Type what you paid and which drink it was, then press Log it. Add a photo of the bill, so another drinker can check this price. A photo of the pint is optional. Photos and notes are public and can show people, so only add one you're happy to share.
- What's on today and tonight?
- Today reads the London weather and says what sort of drinking day it is. Tonight lists what is on across the city through the evening, from published listings. Both cards near the top of this page show the day they cover, so you can tell a fresh answer from an old one.
- Does it work outside London?
- Not for prices yet. Every listed price we hold today is a London one. The map opens in eleven other UK cities, and a pub there stays without a price until somebody logs the first one.
- Is there an app?
- This site installs to your home screen today. Open it in your phone browser and choose Add to Home Screen, and it opens full screen from then on. We're building the App Store and Play Store versions now.