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If the thought of battling shoppers for so-called bargains on the high street fills you with dread, why not spend Black Friday in one of these vaguely relevant pubs.
You could visit a Big Shop or a Deal Cutter, go in to the New Penny and then to the Pound Inn, or, if you’re feeling agricultural, head into the Farmers at Friday Street. And if you really want one, you’ll even find a Sale (Conservative Club).
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Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2
Housed in a former factory, this large pub branch offers classic pub fare, plus live sports on TV.
Scunthorpe, South Humberside, DN15
Welcome to The Penny Bank Pub The Penny Bank is a small & friendly pub situated on High Street, Scunthorpe.
Canal, Glasgow, G22
Friendly, welcoming atmosphere with good home-cooking
Fridaythorpe, Driffield, YO25
Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1
The oldest gay pub in Leeds, the New Penny is one of the hottest places for alternative music. As well as host many different themed nights, they have also had the pleasure of having the infamous Lily Savage perform on stage.
Cambridge, CB2
In 2013, a much-loved Cambridge institution closed its doors after 173 years’ trading. Howes Cycles claimed to be the oldest bicycle shop in the country and rumour has it that Charles Darwin, famed for his ‘Theory of Evolution’, bought a bike from here.
Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26
A former post office, this pub bears the name of the famous stamp which marked the birth of the modern postal system.
St Sampson, Guernsey, GY2
The pub is situated near to two bus routes - each less than ten minutes walk away. A public bar with its own entrance has sports TV, pool and darts.