Pub entertainment in North America
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Pub 1905
A popular local watering hole with a happening happy hour and plethora of TVs makes this a choice spot to catch an Oilers game.
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Red Lion Pub
A British-style pub run by gen-u-ine Brits, this cozy spot features UK brews, the best onion rings in the city and regular literary events. The fish-and-chips were a favorite of film critic Gene Siskel.
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Scarlett O'Hara's
Good luck grabbing a rocking chair: the porch of this pine building is packed all day, every day. Built in 1879, today Scarlett's serves regulation pub grub, but it's got the magic ingredients – hopping happy hour, live entertainment nightly, hardworking staff, funky bar – that draw folks like spirits to a séance.
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Garibaldi Lift Company
The closest bar to the slopes – watch the powder geeks or bike nuts on Whistler Mountain skid to a halt from the patio – the GLC is a rock-lined cave of a place. It's the ideal spot to absorb a Kootenay Mountain Ale and a bulging GLC burger while you rub your muscles and exchange exaggerated stories about your epic battles with the mountain.
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Cat Fiddle
Morrissey to Frodo, you never know who might be popping by for Boddingtons or Sunday-night jazz. Still, this Brit pub with leafy beer garden is more about friends and conversation than faux-hawks and deal-making.
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Toucan
Kingston's oldest Irish pub is tucked away in an old stone alley near King St. Traditional British pub fare is served alongside sweet potato fries and poutine, and the $2.99 Sunday breakfast will help with the hangover.
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Barley Mill
This freestanding structure adjacent to Eau Claire Market is a favorite after-work stop for the downtown working stiffs. There's a big summer patio and the festive atmosphere keeps it popular year-round.
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Pub Dog
Pictures of beloved canines adorn this cozy space (though their live compatriots are no longer allowed), which serves delicious brew (or two for $4), and tasty pizzas and bistro fare.
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Full Moon Saloon
This friendly pub in the Village of Oak Creek has the funnest karaoke in town, along with pool tournaments, happy hour (from 3:30pm to 6:30pm) and other party-people magnets. Best of all, it’s open to 2am. Go wild!
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Chelsea Brewing Company
Enjoy a quality microbrew, waterside, in the expansive outdoor area of this way-west beer haven. It's a perfect place to re-enter the world after a day of swimming, golfing or rock climbing as a guest at the Chelsea Piers Complex.
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Travazares Taberna
The downstairs adjunct of a cultural center, this popular Roma hang-out strikes a suitably bohemian tone. Recycled objects furnish a series of cozy, candlelit salons where artistically inclined youth converse over wine or beer.
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Trials Pub
If you seek a well-poured pint in a supremely comfortable atmosphere, Trials Pub, north of San Pedro Sq, has many excellent ales on tap (try a Fat Lip), all served in a warm, friendly room with no TVs. There's good pub food too.
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Mudville’s Pub
With a back porch sitting about 10ft from the foul line of Cardines Field’s outfield, this bar fills many local sports fans with pub food and beer. It even sponsors a team (the Mudville Nine) that plays in a local league.
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Thirsty Bear Saloon
Wild nights in the wilderness happen in this large pub/performance space aided by live music, karaoke, good beer and mildly inebriated young ladies in cowboy hats.
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Map Room
At this map-and-globe-filled 'travelers' tavern' artsy types sip coffee by day and suds from the 200-strong beer list by night. There's free ethnic food on Tuesdays at 7pm.
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Porcupine Pub & Grill
Microbreweries are big in Utah. Porcupine Pub & Grill doesn’t brew its own but it has the state’s best on tap. Besides, cute skiers of both genders hang out here on their way back from mountain resorts.
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Harlow’s Pub
This local pub features a good selection of draught beers, including New England brews, with live music throughout the month. Harlow’s serves Mexican and pub fare, but the real reason to come here is its communal-loving wooden bar.
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Duke of Perth
The UK beers and more than 80 bottles of single-malt scotch are nearly overwhelming at this cozy, laid-back pub. After enough of them, try the fish and chips, which is all-you-can-eat for lunch and dinner for $9.50 on Wednesday and Friday.
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Les Trois Brasseurs
This chain of European brewers has set up a great locale in the Quartier Latin. Four homegrown beers are always on tap and the menu has a number of great bistro-style bites. During summertime, sliding garage doors let in the cool night air.
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Bardenay
- Boise, USA
- Entertainment › Pub
Bardenay was the USA's very first 'distillery-pub,' and remains a one-of-a-kind watering hole. Today it serves its own home-brewed vodka, rum and gin in casual, airy environs. It gets consistently good reviews.
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Belmont Brewing Company
This bustling gastropub has a great outdoor deck overlooking the Belmont Pier (perfect for watching sunsets), fresh and handcrafted brews (try the Long Beach Crude stout or Top Sail ale), and a well-priced menu that goes far beyond pub grub.
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Honest Lawyer
Is there such a thing? Maybe not, but it's a sure-fire conversation starter at this long, narrow beer room where an upbeat crowd is usually knocking back a few. Student specials, wing nights, big-screen sports and live music on the weekends.
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Hurley’s Irish Pub
This cozy place features live rock and fiddling Celtic folk on the rear stage and beer-soaked football and soccer matches on big-screen TVs. Standard pub grub – fish ‘n’ chips, meat pies and burgers – is also served.
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Naja's Place
Hofbräuhaus move over – Naja's is a beer drinker's true nirvana. With a dizzying 77 brews on tap and hundreds more in bottles, you'll never run out of choices at this salty harborfront joint in King's Harbor. Best on Sunday afternoons.
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Murphy’s Pub
This charming, many-windowed Irish pub could almost have been airlifted directly from Ireland to Wallingford. There’s live Irish music on weekends; the rest of the time the place is filled with dart players and devotees of the perfect pint.
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