The Hidden Gem of Huddersfield: Discovering the Cheapest Pint in Town

In the heart of Huddersfield's town centre lies a small pub, tucked away in the Imperial Arcade, that boasts some of the cheapest pints in town. After a social media suggestion, I headed to the Queens Tavern to experience it for myself. Upon entering, I was greeted by friendly staff and patrons enjoying their drinks outside in the sunshine. The average age of the patrons, likely mid-50s, contributed to a welcoming atmosphere, enhanced by the friendly banter and comfortable seating at the bar.

Key Takeaways:

• The Queens Tavern in Huddersfield's Imperial Arcade is a hidden gem offering a cheap pint, with Carlsberg priced at £2.80 (versus £4-£5 in London).
• The pub is a local favourite, with friendly staff, a relaxed vibe, and a lively atmosphere.
• Patrons from various age groups enjoy the pub's outdoor space, perfect for people-watching due to the busy Imperial Arcade.
• Regular events such as karaoke and live music attract a dedicated crowd, with many praising the pub's friendly staff and atmosphere.
• Decor and cleanliness meet modern standards, with the pub's small size dispelled by a lively atmosphere and a decent selection of drinks, including John Smiths and Guinness.

Statistics:

• £2.80 - the price of a Carlsberg pint at the Queens Tavern, Huddersfield.
• £4-£5 - the average price of a pint in London.
• 50s - the likely average age of patrons at the Queens Tavern.
• 80s tunes - the type of music played at the pub.

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• Byline: ANDREW ROBINSON editorial@examiner.co.uk @examiner