A man has visited a staggering six Wetherspoon pubs in one day as he attempted to make his way round all of his city's discount pub locations – but one crucial error saw him fall at the final hurdle
A man has embarked on an epic quest to find the best Wetherspoon pub in Edinburgh by visiting nearly every one in the city.
His journey saw him enjoying a pint at The White Lady, Caley Picture House, The Alexander Graham Bell, The Standing Order, The Booking Office, and The Playfair.READ MORE: Brewery to give away over 5,000 pints this summer He said: "I was already 7 pints down and tried walking to Foot Of The Walk after Playfair and got completely lost. Next time I will go Foot Of The Walk and also that one in Musslebrugh."
Top_Juice7860 eventually revealed his top picks were The White Lady and The Alexander Graham Bell, but said he was unable to pick between the two.
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