Sentence examples for old pub from inspiring English sources

Change nothing, lovely old pub.

I went to a really old pub, Finnegan's Wake.

It's not much good renovating an old pub if no one lives in the town anymore.

We drink Guinness in a beautiful old pub once frequented by Best.

A lovely iron bed in one of the other rooms comes from their old pub.

It's an old pub that has put a large extension of bedrooms on the back.

Eventually they saved enough to buy a 450-year-old pub on the high street in Bray.

So Jones Wood Foundry, a two-year-old pub in a slender brick building that once housed an ironworks, is a welcome addition to a bar-scene wilderness.

Regulars at U Medvidku wax lyrical over the delicate beef in beer gravy at this 500-plus-year-old pub in Prague's old town.

Aged 29, in 1995, he bought a 450-year-old pub, The Ringers, with a cramped kitchen, an outside toilet and a reputation for trouble, re-named it and opened a French bistro.

At the Rookery, a two-month-old pub in a converted warehouse on Troutman, the owner, Jamie Schmitz, 41, thinks Mr. Morellet will do "what he's done everywhere he's ever been — he's helped transform neighborhoods".