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)

Curious to know how about The Pub near Moore Bros. on Rt. 130 in Pennsauken. I hear the strip steak goes really well with the basket of bread. Very tasty. Anyone been? (1 reply, last updated by Norm Bastion August 28, 2005)

I’d love to acquire a roster of pubs to go to on certain nights for “meal deals”. I do know of a few: Bishop and the Belcher at Church and Hayden for their famous “Steak Night”. Sneaky Dees: Fajita... (5 replies, last updated by Googs October 12, 2009)

for a real (American for proper) pub where I can knock back a few pints. Prefer in the CBD or within striking distance. To start the list, three places I’ve visited: Australian Hotel. It had a great list of bottled beer and... (5 replies, last updated by CVR September 15, 2009)

Will be toodling around Cornwall next week — and would love any recommendations for GREAT pubs that I can make our destination for lunch. We have a car and plan to visit the Eden Project, among other odd sites. Anything... (5 replies, last updated by Harters August 31, 2009)

I am going to have lunch again at the new pub in Kailua across from the Boston’s Pizza. They have over 30 beers on tap and a lovely ambiance. They went all out on changing the face of the building to look like a real English... (12 replies, last updated by MRMoggie May 1, 2009)

It has been about 15 years since my last visit to Chicago. Is Miller’s Pub still the place for Baby Bsck Ribs? Any other suggestions? Thanks (4 replies, last updated by Vinny Barbaresco February 18, 2009)

This is a Pub that just underwent reno’s from an old joint. It is in Clarkson and has a great assortment of British Pub food, I have eaten numerous items from the menu..the fish & chips is so light & fluffy (eat in only)... (5 replies, last updated by MiniMom December 17, 2008)

, not as expensive either. I enjoy going there a few times a year, but I definately have to be in a "Pub kind of mood" David (12 replies, last updated by nevets January 5, 2009)

I was told that when visiting Australia I should try the "Pub Food"... He mentioned Oysters Kilpatrick, Reef and Beef, Mixed Grill, and to also try the Prawns. Any comments? I’ve always found Chowhounds to give good advice,... (7 replies, last updated by PhilD October 5, 2008)

Meeting friends for beers and pub fare after work. Low 40’s/Upper 30’s between Lex & Sixth is preferable. Seek decent grub and a nice place to linger. Thanks! (3 replies, last updated by mch August 1, 2008)

Looking for a “nice” pub in Tacoma...something along the lines of the Hilltop on Queen Anne, The Latona, Good Pub Food, fresh Pints....and maybe a TV for watching a game. any pointers ????? (10 replies, last updated by tinaeatsintacoma June 29, 2008)

I’m with mlqb on this one. The Pub grub is fine, anthing fried is tasty, the beer selection is HUGE and the size oprions of said beers is really fun. Not fine dining but a cool spot to have some nibbles and good beer....I... (14 replies, last updated by aurora50 September 20, 2008)

driven home to me at lunchtime today when I unknowingly dispensed a goodly dollop of this atrocious,white substance on my burger at Mike’s Pub on 7th Street downtown. I used to love Mike’s Pub.When Mike passed on back... (0 replies, last updated by scrumptiouschef August 28, 2008)

I know that Irish pubs are on practically every block, but anyone know of any pubs that are specifically Scottish? I only know of St. Andrews- anywhere else? Thanks! (0 replies, last updated by pronek April 6, 2007)