Sentence examples for lively pub from inspiring English sources

Blow away the cobwebs on a week of Cornish walks around this picturesque harbour village, before retiring to The Cobweb (Boscastle's lively pub) for post-hike refuelling.

Buckley's Tavern in Centreville (5812 Kennett Pike, which is Route 52; 302-656-9776; www.buckleystavern.net) is a lively pub in an early 19th-century house.

The George & Dragon on Hackney Road is a lively pub and cocktails are amazing at Lounge Bohemia on Great Eastern Street.

On the banks of the Great Ouse, Olney is famous for its bustling Thursday markets, but it also has a lively pub and music scene, with a jazz club on the high street.

Despite the island's exclusive nature, the New Inn still feels like a proper, lively pub, particularly later in the evening when the island's army of young seasonal workers congregate and wake the place up.

Thatcher McGhee's Irish Pub and Eatery 6 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes (973) 839-3377 thatchermcghees.com O.K. THE SPACE Two rooms of roughly equal size: a lively pub with a large square bar, eight tables seating 32 and a small "snug" with four tables seating up to 14; and a dining room seating 60 at tables and banquettes.

Most Sydneysiders prefer its dance clubs and lively pubs, which are often called hotels.

Of course, the city's notoriously lively pubs can provide a few pints and plenty of craic (Irish slang for "a good time") any night of the year.

NAMED for a jumble of railroad tracks, the Junction section of Toronto was once a booming manufacturing hub, with lively pubs, hotels and shops.

The company states: "Think of it as the Irish equivalent of Britain's Land's End to John O'Groats, but with rugged coastline, Irish music, unique landscapes and lively pubs".

Where other towns in the south-west are stratified or packaged into niches – food, art, New Age living – Penzance is a mixed-up motley kind of place, and everyone seems to rub along very well at lively pubs like the Admiral Benbow and the Dock Inn.