pub
Ale-serving establishment
A pub is a bar or tavern, especially in Britain and Ireland, where people gather to drink beer and socialize.
Short for "public house," pubs traditionally serve as neighborhood gathering spots: Let's meet at the pub after work.
The word carries connotations of casual atmosphere, draft beer, and community that distinguish it from more formal establishments.
Of this area
- freehousePub not brewery-owned
- landlordProperty owner renting out
- innLodging for wayfarers
- alehouseDrinking establishment
snug · gastropub · bitter · cider · lager · pint · darts · crisps
Lodging for wayfarers
- alehouseDrinking establishment
- coachingGuiding others to improve
- TudorSixteenth-century English ruling family
- VictorianOf a prim era
Georgian · timbered · heritage · landmark · traditional · restoration · antique · period
Warm-fermented malt drink
Collection of people meeting
- friendsVoluntary close relations
- conversationExchange of spoken ideas
- camaraderieGoodwill among companions
- banterPlayful, teasing exchange
regulars · locals · meetup · hangout · community · quiz night · trivia · games
Indoor structure for burning
- hearthFireplace floor area
- snugComfortably close-fitting
- armchairUpholstered seat with supports
- warmthHeat you feel
intimate · welcoming · nook · candlelight · lounge · cushions · quaint · homely
Flat service surface
- stoolBackless sitting furniture
- bartenderOne who serves drinks
- tapValve controlling liquid flow
- draughtCurrent of air
spirits · mixology · cocktail · liquor · whiskey · gin · vodka · rum
Bar with quality dining
- ploughman'sOf a field laborer
- pieCrust-enclosed baked dish
- fish and chipsFried seafood with potatoes
- roastDry-heat cooking method
Sunday lunch · bangers and mash · shepherd's pie · scotch egg · pork scratchings · crisps · pickled eggs · steak
local
Of this area
alehouse · snug · gastropub · bitter · cider · lager · pint · darts · crisps · ploughman's
inn
Lodging for wayfarers
- alehouseDrinking establishment
- coachingGuiding others to improve
- TudorSixteenth-century English ruling family
Victorian · Georgian · timbered · heritage · landmark · traditional · restoration · antique · period · architecture
ale
Warm-fermented malt drink
porter · IPA · bitter · draught · keg · cask · hops · malt · brew · head
gathering
Collection of people meeting
- friendsVoluntary close relations
- conversationExchange of spoken ideas
- camaraderieGoodwill among companions
banter · regulars · locals · meetup · hangout · community · quiz night · trivia · games · darts
fireplace
Indoor structure for burning
warmth · intimate · welcoming · nook · candlelight · lounge · cushions · quaint · homely · comfort
counter
Flat service surface
draught · spirits · mixology · cocktail · liquor · whiskey · gin · vodka · rum · pint glass
gastropub
Bar with quality dining
- ploughman'sOf a field laborer
- pieCrust-enclosed baked dish
- fish and chipsFried seafood with potatoes
roast · Sunday lunch · bangers and mash · shepherd's pie · scotch egg · pork scratchings · crisps · pickled eggs · steak · burger
- Citycity, town, downtown, midtown, suburb
- placescity, town, village, hamlet, building
- British Englishaluminium, aubergine, behaviour, biscuit, bonnet
- drinkingbooze, liquor, guzzling, gulping, chugging
- bars/eateriesbar, tavern, diner, bistro, grill
- British hospitalityhotel, inn, B&B, bed and breakfast, guest house
pubcountry club
Private recreational membership facility
gentlemen's club · champagne bar · opera house · cocktail lounge · wine bar
- in publicBefore others' eyes
- public libraryFree community book repository
- the publicPeople in general
- public schoolFree government-run education
- public bathroomShared toilet for all
- public speakingAddressing a live audience
public, publish, republic, puberty, publicity, publishing, published, publicize, pubs