A host of pubs across the capital have put pint prices up by more than 20% since the start of last year, while it can cost more than 3 more for the same beer in different parts of the capital.
Newham had the lowest prices, with an average pint costing 4.06, while Kensington had the highest with an average of just over 7. The average price across London was 5.43, an increase of 69p, or 15%, compared to the start of last year.
The data also shows how pricing can vary wildly between different areas of London for the same operator. A pint of Guinness at a Wetherspoon pub in the Square Mile costs 6.29, while it only costs less than 3.50 in some outer London boroughs like Hillingdon and Enfield.
The average pint price rose 65p at Wetherspoon pubs in London, while at Greene King pubs prices rose 75p, and at Mitchells and Butlers pubs, prices only rose by 30p.
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