#183

I’ve got my own pint glass behind the bar at my favourite pub, and I don’t want that to get lost / broken, so I always make sure I take it back to the bar

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#184

I was at a pub a while back and it was Scrabble Sunday. They also did roast dinners on Sundays. But all the tables were taken up with people playing Scrabble and not eating. This meant there was nowhere for me and my friend to sit and eat a Sunday roast.

“You can sit at the bar,” said the dimwitted bar person.

“We can go to another pub instead,” we replied.

#186

Some bar staff are so crappy at using a hand pump I think I’d rather pull my own. I mean, you’re not supposed to pour a pint of cask ale by going at the hand pump like a ten quid prozzie pulling off a punter.

#187

all my friends are tall and I always turn up to a pub with them sitting up on these massive high chairs. I’m 5’1" and I can never get on the damn things :frowning:

whoops sorry no chat

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#188

I want to order a pint and there’s some gammon faced old men sitting at the bar getting in the way? Piss off and sit down somewhere out of the way.

#189

They’ve probably not been trained because pub owners would rather they didn’t exist.

#190

don’t forget, guys, if you’re in That London next weekend and want to visit A Good Pub;

#191

Now THAT looks like a pub where you take your glasses back to bar.

#192

it’s the greatest pub ever

#193

I went into a local pub a month or two back. In a room that holds 80 odd people there were ten adults and 25 children. The noise was deafening. We walked out.

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#194

The pub’s management are idiots though - people slowly drinking a £3.50 pint while playing a board game vs people eating a £12 lunch and drinking a pint? Do the maths.

#195

A niche where the same people come to your pub every Sunday vs. The same thing everyone else offers

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#196

Is your local the Höfbrauhaus?

stein-lockers

#197

When choosing a pub to go to…

  • I would like to go to the pub with the best range of drinks
  • I would like to go to the pub with the best range of entertainment (e.g. darts, pool, quiz machine, etc.)
  • I would like to go to the pub with the nicest vibe and interior
  • Other (and I will elaborate in a post below)

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#198

Actually, scrabble players are known the world over as top quality pint sinkers, who after at least 8 lagers in under two hours, start hitting double spirits like champs.

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#199

don’t care about entertainment, so a mixture of the other two

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#200

booths are nice in a really old pub with original period decor and all that where it’s an original feature that’s been retained. building them into a new pub is a bad idea though

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#201

Landlords that are overly loud, look at me and always,always about. Like they are the pub celebrity

  • They worked hard for this pub. Their pub, their rules and I like a landlord “character”
  • Please be quiet. Seen and not heard

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#202

Optimum number of gins available at a pub

  • 0
  • 1
  • 2
  • 15+

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#203

As a rule I take glasses back to the bar.

Think I adhere to it about 80% of the time. Sometimes you just forget or if the pub’s quiet the staff will sweep them up within a minute of finishing. Think I’m worst at leaving my last pint glass knocking about. Like I’ll finish it and be like “shit, gotta go” and then I’ll just leave it on the table. So yeah I do it as standard but still room for improvement for sure.

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