Fat Blokes Blog - Bar Sign News

After all it’s all made from only three ingredients Malted Barley, Spring Water & Yeast. How can one drink have so many flavours from such humb...

  With the huge cost of living crisis more and more homeowners are adding their own pub in their gardens. With the average cost of a pint now...

Once upon a time there were Two Fat B@2t5!ds..

The Two Fat Blokes was born out of a simple idea – To make the best bar signs on the planet

Two Fat Blokes Bar Sign Emporium is officially turning Two! We will be celebrating our second birthday in a big birthday celebration from Friday 7^th April to Sunday 9^th April.

Hello Sheddies, Two years ago in my bar I had an idea with the other Fat Bloke, To design and make bar signs for our community that were way bette...

That's the vexing question a lot of couples are asking themselves. Well here's what we think. Hell yes of course you should, Who wouldn’t want thei...

The UK has a long tradition of enjoying a drink at the pub, and this often involves snacking on a variety of tasty bar snacks. Here are some of the best bar snacks that you can find in pubs around the UK:

A pub sign is a crucial element of a pub's branding and identity. It serves as a visual representation of the pub's character and atmosphere. Here are some tips for creating the perfect pub sign:

Here at Fat Blokes HQ (Called ShedQuaters) we design hundreds of signs for bars and pub signage every month but where did it all start. In this blo...

Two Fat Blokes bar signs ran a national competition to find Britain’s best garden pub shed.  With the huge cost of living crisis more and more home...

It’s called a COB Any self-respecting Pub Shed owner should serve a classic cob to watch the Footie with. The traditional British Cob is worthy of ...

Britain’s Economy on the SLIDE - Garden Pub Sheds on the UP. Two Fat Blokes bar signs, Pub Shed Radio & GSPN run a national competition to find...

With the huge cost of living crisis more and more homeowners are adding their own pub in their gardens. With the average cost of a pint now over £4 across the whole of the UK and over £5 in London it’s no surprise that that Britons are looking for ways to save on the cost of their entertainment.