pub regulars
Neighborhood tavern crowd
Pub regulars are the familiar faces who frequent a particular pub, often enough that staff know their names and usual orders.
The term suggests a sense of belonging—regulars form the social backbone of a pub, occupying the same stools, keeping up with each other's lives, and giving the place its character.
The pub regulars gathered for their usual Friday pint.
- barfliesHabitual tavern loiterers
- localsArea's permanent inhabitants
- patronsRegular supporters or customers
- habituésRegular patrons somewhere
- drinkersThose who consume beverages
boozers · punters · crowd · familiar faces · drinking buddies · old-timers · ale · pints · barstools · landlord · taproom · corner booth · dartboard · pub quiz · rounds · round of drinks · last call · lock in
- regularshabitues, frequenters, usuals, familiar faces, fixtures
- eventgoerspatrons, visitors, crowds, spectators, attendees
- drinkersdrinker, drinkers, imbiber, imbibers, drunk
pub regularsfirst-time visitors
Those experiencing somewhere initially
newcomers · tourists · strangers · out-of-towners · passers-by
pub regularsoutsiders
Those not belonging
tourists · strangers · out-of-towners · blow-ins · interlopers
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