Pubs with snugs in London

[Xanadu]

Hnh? Oh. We must be talking about different things then!

EDIT: No, I think we're both wrong!



There are enclosed booths in the citie of yorke, but not with direct bar access.

If they are what I think they are, then the Sam Smiths pub near Rotherhithe has them. I've been to a couple of pubs in Notting Hill that do too.

 

[nino_savatte]

Who's been to The Falcon in Clapham Junction?

There is a small partition between the public bar and the saloon, with its own entrance door from the street. It doesn't seat more than 6-8 people in it. I've always thought it a bit weird and not very functional. Is that one of these snugs you speak of?

That's a snug.

 

[nino_savatte]

The Dove in da Smiff has a small saloon bar that is rather snuggish.

 

[rutabowa]

If they are what I think they are, then the Sam Smiths pub near Rotherhithe has them. I've been to a couple of pubs in Notting Hill that do too.

"them"? in that case it's not a snug.

 

[Brainaddict]

went to the princess louise last night. a very nice place.

 

[Pip]

a snug is an enclosed booth in an Irish pub which offers its occupants both direct communication with the barman and privacy from the public. Not only sessioning musicians, but also thirsty priests have been known to frequent them

Why isn't there one in my local? That sounds like just my sort of thing

 

[snadge]

"them"? in that case it's not a snug.

them means there are more than one, a few bars I've been to in Scotland/Ireland have multiple private rooms.

 

[rutabowa]

them means there are more than one, a few bars I've been to in Scotland/Ireland have multiple private rooms.

yes?