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Manchester city centre pub selling £2 pints hailed a 'cost of living crisis hero'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukA pub in Manchester has been labelled a "cost of living crisis hero" after it dropped its prices to £2 a pint - in a throwback to the 90s.
The Quarter House in the Northern Quarter advertised the bargain deal on an A-board outside this week - much to the delight of drinkers who are feeling the squeeze.
Local food and drink publisher Eatmcr shared a picture of the Stevenson Square venue’s teal-framed Beavertown A-board claiming 'Back to the 90's'.
Describing the venue as a ‘cost of living crisis hero’, Eatmcr wrote that the pints are available at £2 all day, every day of the week ‘except Saturday’ throughout October before signing off with ‘God bless you @quarterhousemcr'.
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