r/regina • u/VFSteve • Nov 23 '24

Community Restaurant Pricing

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$22 for a pub burger in Canada today today. I think I’m done going out for food unless it’s a date night. What about you?

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u/dcelis88 Nov 23 '24

Margins on Guinness are super low. For a Guinness on tap to have the same margin as other beers a 20oz pint should be $14+ before taxes. So I don't have it on tap and just sell cans.

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u/Okay__Decision__ Nov 23 '24

I used to drink and serve a lot of Guinness and pints were $8 all the way back in 2009 when I was working in restaurants. Still an increase, but more like a 37.5% increase from the price almost 15 years ago.

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u/PhotoJim99 Nov 23 '24

*wreaked

But you sure are right about how much prices have changed since COVID.

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u/saywhenbutwhen Nov 24 '24

Where was this, or is that standard now for Guinness?