New Bromley pub with £3 pints opens next week

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 12:31 · Archive

The Saving Grace, a new pub run by Amber Taverns, opens in Bromley High Street on Monday, offering pints from £3.

The Saving Grace opens in Bromley High Street on Monday, operated by Amber Taverns, a chain known for serving pints as cheap as £3. The venue replaces the popular Barrel and Horn, which closed permanently in April. This is Amber Taverns' first pub inside the M25, bringing its focus on affordable drinks and televised sports to London for the first time.

The pub has undergone a six-figure makeover, including a new bar, upgraded screens and sound systems, and a patio garden. Pints at The Saving Grace will start from £3 for John Smith's and Foster's, while wine will start from £2.95 for a small glass.

Salle Wroblewski, southern regional director for Amber Taverns, said the transformation was 'fantastic' and that the company had 'invested in everything from the design and facilities to the drinks offer and entertainment'. He added that the group was 'excited about the opportunity to create a thriving community pub that becomes a real part of Bromley life'. Amber Taverns operates 192 pubs across the country.

How it is being reported

• Opening date REVEALED for new Bromley pub with £3 pints after 'incredible' refurbSaving Grace set to open in Bromley town centre next week - run by a chain famous for serving £3 pints.News Shopper · 14 Nov, 12:00
• Opening date REVEALED for new Bromley pub with £3 pints after 'incredible' refurbSaving Grace set to open in Bromley town centre next week - run by a chain famous for serving £3 pints.This Is Local London · 14 Nov, 12:00

In this story: The Saving Grace · Amber Taverns · Bromley · Salle Wroblewski · Aleks Busarova

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