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What is the difference between a bar, a tavern, a pub, and a saloon?

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What is the difference between a pub, tavern, bar, and saloon?

To my knowledge they're all just different words that mean the same thing: a place to go to get alcoholic beverages. Is there actually a difference between them?

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A pub is a dingy dungeon where you sit underground and pound hardcore booze. A tavern is where you get...

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What is the difference between a bar, tavern, saloon, and pub.

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A tavern is an establishment where alcoholic beverages are sold to be drunk on the premises, a bar is...

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What's the difference between a tavern, a pub, a saloon and a bar?

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Taverns & Pubs mostly serve beer. Usually no booze. A Saloon is a place where cowboys went to drink...

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What 's the difference between a pub, a bar, & a tavern? Or is there a difference

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A bar will usually serve alcohol, a pub will serve food and alcohol. Tavern used to refer to food, drink...

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What is the difference between a bar, pub and tavern? Should I expect a difference?

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A bar is a place to get drunk with a bunch of other old men. A pub is a bar that serves food. A tavern...

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If you owned a drinking establishment, would you call it a Bar, Pub, Saloon, Tavern or something else?

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I'd call it "Magic 8 Ball's Liquor in the front Poker in the Rear" It'd be real classy.

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What is the difference between a pub, a tavern, and a saloon?

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Pub Definition: U.K. bar: a bar that may also serve food [Mid-19th century. Shortening of public house...

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What is the difference between bar. tavern and saloon?

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There isn't a difference so much as each word originated from different areas and times. They all serve...

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What's the difference between a bar, a tavern, a club, and a saloon?

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From my "non anglosaxon" point of view: bar = a place where anyone can walk into from the...

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What is the difference between a bar, tavern, and a pub

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Although the terms may have different connotations, there is little definitive difference between pubs...

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