Brit bar owner in Spain tells holidaymakers what to expect with pints for less than £1.50
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mirror.co.ukAn ex-pat bar owner has revealed what Brits coming to the Costa del Sol can expect with cheap pints and on-the-spot fines. Gary Mercer, owner of Irish bar The Blarney Stone in Torremolinos, Malaga, says businesses are doing their best to prepare for the imminent arrival of Brits insisting it is far from a 'ghost town' with bloated prices.
He said most drinks venues are “dropping their prices to try and attract people” – rubbishing reports of a 'corona tax' to help pay for staff PPE. “I don't see that anywhere in the Costa del Sol that prices have gone up,” he told the Mirror Online.
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