Sentence examples for a nice pub from inspiring English sources

Why is a nice pub so nice?

This old white clapboard inn has a nice pub and a more formal dining room.

"Soon after, I remember us being in a nice pub in the city centre and having some food.

And, he said, it has all the services nearby that matter to him: "a grocery store, a nice pub, and pizza by the slice".

"Still, it's difficult to know if a nice pub maintains its village or, ultimately, if a nice village maintains its pub," said Mr. Jackson, who recently spent a week in the area with his wife, Shirley, to inspect properties.

In these times of increasingly shrill media frenzy about binge-drinking (and the rights or wrongs of the England cricket team's boozy Ashes celebrations), it's vital to be able to get away from all the nonsense by having a nice beer in a nice pub.

During the week, Atteridgeville is slow, but on Friday you can go to the Vintage Corner, a very nice pub that plays house music and R&B.

Don't trouble yourself too much with the details – let's just say some of London's finest fashion minds got drunk in a fairly nice pub and hashed it out using pork scratchings to weigh up the pros and cons.

He hung out in record shops, had an agreeable lunch, stared into arty space in galleries, supped pints in a few nice pubs, then rounded the evening off with a gig.

"Then everyone goes and huddles in a nice warm pub".

Where to stay Wombwell Arms (01347 868280, doubles from £99 B&B) is a nice old pub with rooms.