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Index of Drinking Establishment–Related Articles

This page serves as a comprehensive index for articles related to drinking establishments, such as bars, pubs, taverns, and nightclubs. Drinking establishments are venues where alcoholic beverages are sold and consumed. They play a significant role in social culture around the world, each with its unique history, legislation, and cultural significance.

Types of Drinking Establishments

• Bar: A general term for an establishment that serves alcoholic beverages; can also refer to the counter within such an establishment where the drinks are served.
• Pub: Short for "public house," a type of drinking establishment found mainly in the United Kingdom and other countries influenced by British culture. Pubs often serve as social hubs in their communities.
• Tavern: Historically, a place offering lodging and food in addition to alcohol. In modern usage, the term is often synonymous with pubs or bars.
• Nightclub: A drinking establishment that also serves as a venue for entertainment, such as music and dancing.
• Cocktail lounge: A more upscale bar that specializes in serving cocktails.
• Brewpub: A hybrid establishment that brews its own beer for sale on the premises.
• Speakeasy: An illicit establishment selling alcoholic beverages during the Prohibition era in the United States.

By Country

• Pubs in the United Kingdom
• Bars in the United States
• Izakaya: A type of informal Japanese pub.
• Biergarten: A traditional German outdoor beer garden.
• Café: In some cultures, particularly in Europe, cafes serve alcoholic beverages alongside coffee and other non-alcoholic drinks.

Legal and Cultural Aspects

• Alcohol laws: Regulations governing the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages, which vary significantly from country to country.
• Drinking culture: The customs and practices associated with drinking alcohol, which differ widely across different societies.
• Prohibition: A period in the early 20th century when the sale, manufacture, and transportation of alcoholic beverages were banned in the United States.

Related Topics

• Bartender: A person who serves drinks at a bar.
• Cocktail: A mixed drink typically made with a distilled liquor as its base ingredient.
• Happy hour: A period of time during which a bar offers discounts on alcoholic drinks.
• Microbrewery: A brewery that produces a limited amount of beer, often with a focus on quality and unique flavors.

See Also

• History of alcoholic drinks
• List of breweries by country
• List of microbreweries