pub

Converse of object

• thatch: A shorter walk in the other direction leads to Tresillian with its thatched pub serving a range of good quality bar meals.
• non-smoke: I'd be quite happy to go to non-smoking pubs and bars.
• them: The spacious public areas include a themed pub and a brasserie.

Adjective modifier

• cozy: It's hoped that this will become a regular brew at this delightful, cozy pub.
• nearby: Most of these men have been in the betting shop for much of the afternoon having spent lunch in a nearby Pub.
• Irish: It's an Irish pub that really is just a gig venue.
• traditional: The Old Thistle Inn is a traditional country pub which dates back to 1721.
• friendly: What is impresses us is the thought that Chris has put in to make this a family friendly pub.
• local: I might well be sitting next to you in your local pub chatting about the charms of the latest draft ale.

Modifies a noun

• crawl: We went on a pub crawl, we got beered up in every strip joint in town.
• quiz: The day was rounded off with a hotly fought pub type quiz on a pharmaceutical theme.
• grub: Along with real ale and good pub grub, the talks are a great way to have a relaxing and informative evening.
• lunch: Pub lunch day tomorrow, with my former colleagues.
• landlord: In future, according to the Bill, a pub landlord will need to apply for a premises license.
• chain: I built my reputation on branded themed pub chains.

Noun used with modifier

• gastro: Among our portfolio are hotels, restaurants, gastro pubs, leisure industry, healthcare, education and contract caterers.
• riverside: Choose between deserted coastal marshes or promenades and candy-floss, seaside picnics or cozy riverside pubs, and shingle beaches with exhilarating views.
• canalside: The Drawbridge at Majors Green is a pleasant canalside pub.
• ale: The Kings Head at Napton cross-roads is a good real ale pub with a restaurant.
• village: The final venue was a village Pub, which catered for all our needs.