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If you owned a pub...

py2006

...what would you call it?

I'd love to think of really fun, unique name that everybody remembers and thinks of. Perhaps call it, "Down the Local" or "The Pig n' Sh1t".

Also, would it be a quiet country pub or a busy city pub? Would you go for the old traditional style pub with lots of wood and American registration plates above the bar or the modern, bright pub?

Decor of a pub is very important to me, it needs to be cosy yet pleasing to the eye.

There is a great little 'old west' type pub in New Mexico called 'No Scum Allowed Saloon' which I would love to visit.

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xabi

If memory serves me correctly, on the road between Portstewart and Portrush there was a pub called "nobody's inn", so where do you go? To the next pub up the road called "some place else".

Mickey H

I'd call it "Bitches".

Turn the B back-ways.

Bowlardo

The clinic

my3cents

Bowlardo wrote: »

The clinic

How about "In Patients" then which has a nice ring and due to my rubbish spelling also made my spell checker come up with another good one "Penitents" although that comes later.

steddyeddy

El_Duderino 09 wrote: »

The Hoor-among-the-thistles-roar Inn

That's brilliant.

chillin117

whiskeyman wrote: »

If the mods are bouncers, the place is likely to be empty...

:pac:

Wit would be a bit thin the ground too..

YellowLead

The Cat's Hole

StupidLikeAFox

Bowlardo wrote: »

The clinic

Always good for the cure?

Esel

StupidLikeAFox wrote: »

Always good for the cure?

After the dose...

Christy Browne

Pre-hab

foggy_lad

Rack and Ruin

Esel

foggy_lad wrote: »

Rack and Ruin

The Crackhouse.

ShooterSF

The hideout. No TV. Arcade machines, only with two player and up options. Boardgames. Basically social props rather than goggle boxes

Oh and no kids.

[Deleted User]

An Spáilpín Fánach. No tv/sports free/keep the riffraff out.

Esel

ShooterSF wrote: »

The hideout. No TV. Arcade machines, only with two player and up options. Boardgames. Basically social props rather than goggle boxes Oh and no kids.

The Hideout was a good gaff back in the day. Were you ever there on the Sunday of a big match? Or on a Tuesday, early morning after two?

:eek:

LordSutch

If I owned a pub I would always have cask ale on tap, you could also buy a simple packet of crisps (Tayto/Walkers/King etc) to go with your pint... like pubs used to.

I would introduce a weekly 'pub quiz' night.

Lovely jubbly, a pint of widows peg & a packet of dry roasted please

Ahh...

inforfun

Dont think there is any decent sized city in The Netherlands without a "Cafe De Buren"
De Buren translates to neighbours.

Where are you off to?
Just to the neighbours.

But i guess the irish version of that is the office or the gym

mcgiggles

ShooterSF wrote: »

The hideout. No TV. Arcade machines, only with two player and up options. Boardgames. Basically social props rather than goggle boxes Oh and no kids.

Was in a great music venue/ bar in Toronto called the hideout!
http://www.thehideouttoronto.com/

mcgiggles

There was a bar in Galway I think called "The Library".. very popular with college students..

NikoTopps

There's a pub in Athens called "The Local". I think it's such a clever name.

"Where are we going tonight?"
"The Local"
"Our or The Local?"
"Errr, the one with the piss on the walls and mould on the ceiling"
"Yeah, that."

Ush1

py2006 wrote: »

...what would you call it?

I'd love to think of really fun, unique name that everybody remembers and thinks of. Perhaps call it, "Down the Local" or "The Pig n' Sh1t".

Also, would it be a quiet country pub or a busy city pub? Would you go for the old traditional style pub with lots of wood and American registration plates above the bar or the modern, bright pub?

Decor of a pub is very important to me, it needs to be cosy yet pleasing to the eye.

There is a great little 'old west' type pub in New Mexico called 'No Scum Allowed Saloon' which I would love to visit.

The f*ck?

super_furry

The Ducome Inn

davo2001

Da Local

Insect Overlord

We've got bars in Limerick called The Office and The Library, only a stone's throw away from each other.

The Blind Pig was a cool name while it lasted.

Dark Place would be my name of choice. :cool:

valoren

Alcoholics Anonymous

venomousfrog

I would call mine '' Esco-bar''
I was passing through a town near Galway one day and seen a pub called M.T Pockets, I thought that was clever !

foggy_lad

Ush1 wrote: »

The f*ck?

THe stuff on the walls etc like registration plates and road signs are often trophies brought back from the travels of the locals/regulars and usually come with some mad story.

cdeb

Seems like the place to note the Batcave Pub in Lurgan.

Established 1949, I think.

The Udrop Inn is in Ballybofey I think.

I'd probably just call my pub after my surname. None of this English "The Magic Grapes" ****e.

ciarang85

We have nicknamed a pub we drink in "the den of c*nts"

cdeb

NikoTopps wrote: »

There's a pub in Athens called "The Local". I think it's such a clever name.

Oliver Reed died in The Pub in Valletta.

Not just a pub, but The Pub.

Nice spot actually.