/Heineken/Carlsberg + the Irish (Guiness, Kilkenny, Smithwick’s and Harp). Also, I’m a little tired of spending $8 on a pint that I could buy at the SAQ for 2. Does anyone know of any pubs that serve a different... (12 replies, last updated by SnackHappy July 30, 2009)

Does anyone have suggestions for a place with an outstanding number of beers on tap that also serves great food? Not limited to any part of the city. Thanks. (0 replies, last updated by James August 17, 2005)

waterfront ale house on atlantic in BK is great...havent gone to the one in murray hill though. my recommendation is walkers...by far...best pub grub for the money in my opinion...and good beers. their fried oysters are great. i... (17 replies, last updated by davey August 19, 2005)

I do my boozing on Thursday where my local pub calls it "pub night" or "thirsty thursdays" 3 dollar pints baby (9 replies, last updated by duckdown November 11, 2009)

Suggestions for best Irish pub in the heart of DC... (8 replies, last updated by Adam February 28, 2006)

trying to set up an 24 hour tour of Manhattan’s best pints and best pub food -to kill a Saturday in ideal bar crawl style what places shouldn’t be missed for great pints of guiness and murphy’s and where is the... (13 replies, last updated by gekko February 3, 2008)

Why is it that there is nowhere that pours a good pint of guinness in the east bay? Many bars across the bay know how to do it, but I can’t think of one in Oakland/Berkeley. And don’t tell me Cato’s. Anybody... (11 replies, last updated by Michael Rodriguez May 31, 2007)

We’re looking for a pub at lunchtime on Saturday near Faneuil Hall. We all want something light, since we’re going out for a big dinner. I see so many in that area, all of which look inviting, but besides a cold pint,... (13 replies, last updated by steinpilz January 10, 2008)

I’ve never met a pint I didn’t enjoy, so I can’t comment on the quality of a pub's pour, but for the atmosphere and food to go along with a pint, I’ve always enjoyed The Thirsty Scholar in Somerville. (29 replies, last updated by bostonbroad May 3, 2009)

be the brewer) that sits at 9%... and they serve it as a pint. Deadly. It’s situated in an old house and the pub is in both the main and upper floors where there are lots of nooks and crannies to chat with your drinking... (16 replies, last updated by Mawson Plan January 7, 2009)

Any recommendations for a relaxed pub in the downtown area where you can get a good pint without being bombarded by sports on large screen TVs, lager louts and the like? Some place with a couch or two would be nice (19 replies, last updated by Googs November 5, 2008)

who was at the Cask n' Flaggon, and he said that they weren’t going to serve any beer until the game ended. Well, it’s been a long time since I was going out for pints before noon on a weekday...too long. But was this... (17 replies, last updated by 9lives March 26, 2008)

Like you, Joe, I prefer my Guinness on the warm side, but apparently there’s a market who prefer it chilled, even in the UK. When I was there just recently a lot of pubs had the option of getting a pint cold. They market it... (11 replies, last updated by dstrong66 July 14, 2009)

Accoriding to Guiness’s web site, all beer imported to North America is from their brewery in Ireland. From their FAQ: Is it true that you get a much better pint in Ireland? For GUINNESS® brewed outside Ireland the water will... (16 replies, last updated by djk January 29, 2005)

The Leeds CAMRA is a good suggestion. Most branches of CAMRA also put out a local pub guide that is sometimes sold in pubs or local book shops. I’m not sure if you will find a copy in the Czech Republic, but when you arrive... (2 replies, last updated by jmoryl February 21, 2007)