What's the best pub in your town?

[HEyHEY]

Me I like the Blarneystone in Vancouver, that or the Shebeen. As well, Saint James Well in my native Port Moody is a good place.

However if you want a rougher kind of night check out Jake's Crossing.

[GOPisEvil]

1. Mother Egan's Irish Pub in Austin

www.motheregansirishpub.com

BD Riley's is not bad either. www.bdrileys.com

[JimmyJazz]

2. The Deer Park - It was once known for Edgar Allen Poe having

been there, but back in the day, George Thorogood would show up on occassion and play.

Oh and they make awesome nachos grande :9

[JohnnyRingo]

3. Little Wing Cafe

Owned by my best friend and named after an old blues song, they sell 31 flavors of wings....The best in town, though I swore off of them long ago.

Probably the most liberal bar in town, they fired the openly Republican DJ and got Sirius™ this year. It just gets better and better.

[yvr girl]

4. HEyHEY, the Blarneystone isn't in your town

Little test question for you - can you afford cab fair from the pub to your home? I think my ride would be about $10 and yours would be $500.

[HEyHEY]

10. It's funyn I still consider Vancouver home

IN the active sense.
Funny eh?

[NervousRex]

5. Smelly's Shithole Bar

nickle tappers, before 5...after that it's 3 cents...if you bring your mama, or sister. Stay outta the Gents.

[flvegan]

6. Four Green Fields here in Tampa

God bless that place.

[Aristus]

7. The Powerhouse, a former electrical power transfer station by the

railroad in Puyallup. They gutted the derelict station, put in a brewery, and serve terrific hamburgers, pizza and brews. Love it!

[ChoralScholar]

8. I live in a dry county.

(ask me if you don't know what that means)

but we do have a private club in town called the Dardanelle Club. I like it a lot. On Thursdays they have all-you-can-eat appetizers.

[Lefty48197]

9. Casey's Tavern in Ann Arbor

it's a way-cool, liberal place.

[T Town Jake]

11. The Tricky Whiskey...hands down.

(n/t)

[Flaxbee]

12. Pub? Alcohol by the drink? Beer? What's that?

Chee-rist, I live in a dry county. Well, wine by the glass in the local restaurants is OK, and you can bring your own beer (but no one can see what you have in that brown paper bag!!). So, no pubs.

It's a drag. Beautiful place, and twenty minutes to the north you can find a few good pubs, but it's north over a rather windy, steep mountain road. Probably won't stay dry for too much longer simply b/c tourism is greatly increasing in this area yet the big restaurants won't come in if they can't have happy hours and the townspeople are complaining about jobs (much better to work at TGIF's, in their opinion, than WalMart - and they're probably right).

And of course, it has helped the people of this county find another thing to do besides drink - they've found meth! Yay! Rural America is in deeeep trouble, as if y'all hadn't already figured that out.

[Dookus]

13. the Seabright Brewery

just a few blocks away. In fact, I may go down for a glass of their barleywine this evening.

[Misunderestimator]

14. The Fox and the Hound

Nice little Irish Pub with live music on the weekends... with Guinness, Bass, Warsteiner and more on draft, and one of the only places left in Florida where smoking is allowed... even though I am trying to quit.

[fishnfla]

15. FlaglerTavern

I'm off there just about now. Might stop in the Port Hole, too