[Redway]

Are you more into traditional “old man” boozers which don’t serve food (other than crisps and nuts) or do you prefer pubs you can eat meals in (e.g., Wetherspoons)?

[Alf]

Empty ones.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Dont go to pubs really, not for a few years

[LaLaLand]

Old fashioned with a good band/jukebox and plenty of locals. Can’t beat it.

[Niamh.]

Both depending on my mood. My favourite local Pub is a bit of both, it's not "wetherspoon-y" it has the more old Pub vibe but they also do food (really good food as well)

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Both depending on my mood. My favourite local Pub is a bit of both, it's not "wetherspoon-y" it has the more old Pub vibe but they also do food (really good food as well)

Ditto. I actually prefer my local to ’spoons on most counts (its only disadvantages are that ’spoons has slightly cheaper burgers/wings and Bud Light for just £2.10). I still visit ’spoons with some frequency (especially on Thursdays) but I’m more of a “local” dude (so long as semi-decent food’s served).

[Josy]

I don't like pubs, the smell of them repulses me

[bitontheslide]

we have lots of pubs around here that are hundreds of years old but still offer the services of modern gastro pubs. An ideal combination for me