Which beers appear at the most pubs in PINTR?
Venue counts and percentages for the most commonly recorded named beers, from 2,091 venues with a priced identified-beer listing.
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Latest catalogue snapshotAt the middle venue in this sample, the dearest listed pint costs $2.00 more than the cheapest. That is a choice within one pub, before you compare pubs.
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Venue counts and percentages for the most commonly recorded named beers, from 2,091 venues with a priced identified-beer listing.
A weekday-by-weekday count of pubs with explicitly priced food specials, with the meal price and original day retained.
Regular pint benchmarks for named beers including Carlton Draught, Carlton Dry, Guinness and Stone & Wood, with a separate sample for each.
Compare the share of regular parma, steak and steak-sandwich starting prices below $25, with a separate sample for each meal.
The median gap between the cheapest and dearest named regular pint is $2.00 at 913 venues with at least two products.
A median $22.00 across 689 venues with a priced chicken parma / parmi special. Compare the listed days, state and city samples.
A median regular starting price of $28.00 across 2,183 PINTR venues.
30 matched venues. 96.7% list happy-hour matched pint below regular matched pint.
The middle half and outer price range of regular venue-average pints, with separate city and state samples.
9.2% of 1,732 PINTR venues with listed regular pint prices have at least one below $10. See state and city counts.
The median venue-average regular pint price in PINTR’s sample is $13.30. Compare cities and states, with each pub counted once.
Regular parma, steak and hot-chip starting prices across PINTR’s state and city samples. The median chicken parma / parmi starts at $30.00.
A median of $15.00 across 794 PINTR venues with a regular Guinness Draught pint price. City and state figures available to cite.
A regular named-beer pint plus a chicken parma / parmi comes to a median $42.40 in PINTR’s matched-venue sample. Separate menu prices, not a meal deal.
A median $25.00 across 1,147 venues with a priced steak special. Compare the listed days, state and city samples.
A median $19.00 across 361 venues with a priced schnitzel special. Compare the listed days, state and city samples.
A median $19.90 across 219 venues with a priced burger special. Compare the listed days, state and city samples.
A median $18.00 across 160 venues with a priced pizza special. Compare the listed days, state and city samples.
A median $20.00 across 60 venues with a priced fish & chips special. Compare the listed days, state and city samples.
A median $25.00 across 219 venues with a priced roast special. Compare the listed days, state and city samples.
620 matched venues. 96% list parma special below regular parma.
2,030 matched venues. 93.3% list regular steak sandwich below regular steak.
A median $2.00 gap between Guinness Draught and the cheapest named regular pint at the same venue.
Regular pot, schooner, pint and jug menu-price benchmarks, using one venue average per serving label.
70 matched venues. 47.1% list Carlton Dry pint at the same price as Carlton Draught pint.
122 matched venues. 86.9% list Stone & Wood Pacific Ale pint above Carlton Draught pint.
A median starting price of $10.00 across 214 venues with a priced happy-hour pint listing.
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We count the venues PINTR has matching prices for. These are catalogue findings, rather than a census of every pub or a survey of what Australians spend.
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