Sentence examples for plenty of pubs from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of pubs and bars.

There are plenty of pubs, cafes, food stalls and restaurants along this route.

There are plenty of pubs doing nice food around here, but the Red Lion is something else.

There are plenty of pubs called the Pig and Whistle in England, but I've never quite understood why.

In town, there are plenty of pubs, many with open fires, folk music, real ale and a man propping up the bar who knew Robert the Bruce personally.

There are beautiful white beaches and plenty of pubs and restaurants close by, as well as a surf school and the South West Coast Path, if you can bear to leave home for that long.

With the pub at the heart of just about every community in the country, anyone driving past Beaconsfield services will already have driven straight past plenty of other pubs on their way to the motorway and they will pass plenty more before they reach their destination.

Even though the vibe here is pretty laid back, Cane Garden Bay is a lively spot, with plenty of restaurants, pubs, clubs, and music.

The golf: Even if you're not into playing, the British Golf Museum is a surprisingly fun visit for all ages The bars: A true university town, St. Andrew has plenty of cozy pubs bearing cheap Belhaven and fascinating conversation The history: From the cathedral ruins facing the sea to the towering Church of St. Regulus, St. Andrews' history is written in its ancient architecture.

Ludlow's twin towns from France and Italy will also have stalls, and on the Sunday there is the 'Magnalonga' walk, a nine-mile walk through the Marches with plenty of gourmet pub-stops.

But whereas Germany - where beer gardens originated, and which boasts the largest beer garden in world (the Hirschgarten in Munich seats 8,000 people) - still has plenty of outdoor pub spaces, the UK has far fewer.