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"Names of pubs"

Could you list the names of pubs that you`v seen because I may be thinking of setting up a pub and don`t want to coppy some other one.

You should call it the 'hay and pitchfork' or some other stupid farmyard coupling. They're quite popular nowadays.

Firewater
The Lab

Funnily enough, I was thinking about that today. Mine would simply be -

"G's"

G being my nickname for the past five years, don't you know

What would you call your pub?

Starlight wrote:
> As does Yate's. Only it's a "Wine Bar"

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There's a Yate's right around the corner from the Wetherspoons we go to. Mmmm.... convenient

Starlight wrote:
> As does Yate's. Only it's a "Wine Bar"
>
> Yeah right.
>
> There's a Nag Head by me, Del Boy ahoy!

I passed that the other day. I was coming back from my football match at Yeovil and one of the players pointed it out.

Moby Dick
Masons Arms
Newt and Cucumber

and the famous...

Ship and Shovel!

Queen Vic
The nags head
Wild hourses
Blue boar
Old Frank
Tudor rose
Lady of the Lake

There is a pub every 5 metres on every street. It's impossible to have a list of every pub name in the UK.

Call it the Dancing Monkey.
By the way, there will be a few websites lsiting every Pub name.

And you better give us all free drinks. :-)