pub landlord
Tavern's chief operator
A pub landlord is the person who runs a British pub, either as owner or tenant holding the license to sell alcohol.
The term reflects the traditional arrangement where publicans leased their premises from breweries.
Despite the name, pub landlords may be any gender: She's been the landlord at the Rose and Crown for twenty years.
The role combines hospitality, business management, and often serving as a local social anchor.
- innkeeperLodging establishment operator
- barkeepTavern drink server
- tavernPublic drinking establishment
- alehouseDrinking establishment
- licenseeHolder of granted rights
tap · pint · locals · regulars · bitter · cellar · saloon · last orders · bell · lock in · pumps · draught · snug · barroom · boozer · watering hole · beer garden · real ale
- pub industrylicensee
- bar staffbartender, barkeep, barkeeper, barmaid, barman
- beverage workersbartenders, bartender, brewers, barkeep, distillers
- drink tradeliquor store, wine shop, bottle shop, bar manager, bartender
- alcohol licensingalcohol licensing, liquor license, off-licence, off-license, off-licenses