Swansea among UK’s cheapest cities for a Wetherspoons pint

Swansea has been named one of the most affordable places in the UK to enjoy a pint at Wetherspoons — with only Newport and Bangor offering cheaper prices in Wales.

Kit Peters
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Potters Wheel
Potters Wheel

New research by Casino Deps looked at the average cost of popular draught pints — including Carling, Guinness, Stella Artois, Budweiser, Coors and Corona Extra — across Wetherspoons pubs in towns and cities nationwide.

Swansea ranked fourth cheapest in the UK, with an average pint costing £3.30. Even the most expensive pint in the study, Corona Extra, averaged just £3.77 in the city’s Wetherspoons pubs.

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Potters Wheel Wetherspoons on Swansea’s Kingsway

Welsh cities dominate top spots

Newport topped the UK list at £3.12 a pint, with Bangor second at £3.14. Wrexham also made the top ten, joint sixth with Stoke‑on‑Trent at £3.37.

The findings mean four Welsh cities feature in the UK’s ten cheapest for a Wetherspoons pint — despite Wales having far fewer cities than England.

Swansea prices in detail

In Swansea, the study found:

  • Carling – £2.63
  • Coors – £2.63
  • Budweiser – £2.84
  • Guinness – £3.15
  • Stella Artois – £3.78
  • Corona Extra – £3.77

Amanda Wilson, CMO of Casino Deps, said:

“Wetherspoons is one of the country’s favourite pub chains for a budget‑friendly pint, and while the chain is known for its affordable prices, they do differ across locations.

Welsh cities appear four times in the ranking, including first and second place, highlighting just how affordable Wetherspoons pints are in Wales.”

UK’s cheapest Wetherspoons pint cities

  1. Newport – £3.12
  2. Bangor – £3.14
  3. Sunderland – £3.27
  4. Swansea – £3.30
  5. Preston – £3.33
  6. Nottingham – £3.33
  7. Wrexham – £3.37
  8. Stoke‑on‑Trent – £3.37
  9. Wolverhampton – £3.52
  10. Bradford – £3.52
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Kit Peters

Kit Peters is a journalist and the editor of Swansea Bay News, covering Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire since 2020.


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Kit Peters is a journalist and the editor of Swansea Bay News, covering Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire since 2020.
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