Pub entertainment in Taiwan
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Willy's Second Base
Loud and fun, with good British pub fare on offer (meals NT$200 to NT$300).
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Armory Pub
A staple of the bar scene. Serves meals with a decent range of vegetarian options.
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My Place
Also in the Zone, My Place bills itself as Taiwan's first pub (established 1975) and is still going strong. This Brit-owned establishment boasts friendly hostesses, a pool table and a huge 100-inch-screen TV for sport broadcasts. Happy hour – all beers for NT$100 – runs from 6.30pm to 9.30pm weekdays, and to 8.30pm on weekends, and Warsteiner draught is NT$100 all night. Also has wireless.
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Former Julius Mannich Merchant House
The first Opium War between the British Empire and China led to the opening of ports in Taiwan to European trade. This fine old wood and brick structure is mildly interesting to tour as a site but is also highly enjoyable as a place to hang out. The garden restaurant serves good German beer and sausage plates under the shade of spreading banyan trees.
The merchant house is just a few minutes' walk from the Tree House, and just behind a row of houses across from Anping Fort.
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8898 Bar
Once known as the Pig, this Tianmu pub has changed its name but retained the British feel and menu. It serves steaks, chops and chicken, and Guinness by the pint.
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