A BAR at Glasgow Airport has been named as having the "cheapest" pint in the UK.
Tennent's Pier Bar at Glasgow Airport has been discovered as the most affordable establishment for a pre-holiday pint, charging travellers £4.79.
Meanwhile, London Pride By Fullers at Heathrow came out as the most expensive airport for a pint, with the average pint on draught costing £10.05.
It was a double-win for Glasgow as it was also found to boast the highest average ratings on Google reviews, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5, in research by travel platform Velloy.
In contrast, Manchester and London Stansted ranked the lowest with a 3.6 rating.
What is the cheapest airport for a pint?
This is the average cost of a pint at all bars, pubs and restaurants at the UK’s 15 most popular airports, from least to most expensive.
- Glasgow International - £6.06
- Manchester - £6.33
- East Midlands International - £6.44
- London Stansted - £6.60
- Edinburgh - £6.61
- London Gatwick - £6.65
- Bristol - £6.67
- Belfast International - £6.71
- Birmingham - £6.78
- Liverpool John Lennon - £6.84
- Leeds Bradford - £6.94
- Newcastle International - £6.96
- London City - £6.98
- Heathrow - £7.14
- London Luton - £7.36
Velloy founder Hugo Cannon said: "For many, there’s no better way to start a holiday than a pint at the airport or a glass of prosecco to get that going away feeling started.
"As a British holiday staple, we were keen to discover which airports are home to the cheapest and best pre-flight drinks, and thought, what better guide for travellers than an index revealing where they can find the most affordable and best-rated drinks?
“If you're trying to decide whether to start your holiday from either London's Gatwick or Heathrow, or either Manchester or Liverpool, we hope our index proves helpful for any keen travellers looking to start their trip with a celebratory beverage!”
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