Sentence examples for smallest pub from inspiring English sources

Greyfriars Bar claims to be the smallest pub in Perth and has well-kept real ale.

Open May-September; adults £9 (with own tent), 2-12s £4.50; deluxe tents from £20pp including breakfast (two-night minimum), 2-12s from £16; 01726 76636, broadmeadowhouse.co.uk Is this the smallest pub campsite in Britain?

You can have a pint of shandy and a packet of peanuts from the Signal Box Inn, "the smallest pub on the planet", converted from a 2.4 x 2.4m sidings cabin.

Its latest offerings include "Wild-Life," a whimsical jungle scene by the major London-based furniture and textile designer Tord Boontje; the festival-season-appropriate "Glastocows"; and perhaps most charming of all, "The World's Smallest Pub" (available July 1), which comes with the option of a customizable pub sign and notice board at the tent door.

Next the tweets recommend Britain's smallest pub, The Nutshell (thenutshellpub.co.uk) in Bury St Edmunds, where we're soon in a pub-come-cupboard under the stairs, with the one other regular, finishing our drinks quickly before someone wants to put their Hoover and brushes back.

Mother's Ruin 7-9 St Nicholas Market) is a small pub that hosts live local and international bands.

Horgan saw the Smiths in a small pub in Ireland in 1984 and Morrissey two years ago.

It's not all doom and gloom in the small pub sector," he said.

82 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 6SF, 0191 232 8923 Castle Hotel A small pub that's adored for its cosiness.

It was October 2002 and I was first up after the interval in a small pub in Greenwich.

We usually finish very late, with a good cornetto in some small pub, or watch the sunrise".