What is the difference betweeen bar and pub?!
What is the difference betweeen bar and pub?
Answers:
Bars are American, Pubs are English
Tom is correct, but the original pub always served food, most bars didn't
Pub has food. Bar has old losers wasting there lives doing nothing.
Where you are drinking at
Pub is short for public house. Essentially, it's a bar that is open to the public. Bars, strictly speaking, may be private establishments. A tavern is a pub that serves food. An inn is a pub or tavern that also has lodgings.
None of this really means anything anymore, as many of the terms are used interchangeably. Today, pubs and taverns are usually bars that serve food, while inns may offer lodging only or food and drink only.
Pub-> public house. Accomadation Food & beverages r provided here.
Bar-> I guess ppl drink & go home
*in bar you can gossip / discuss and talk loudly.
*in a pub , apart from doing the above things of a bar , you can also dance and sing and can do some semi-insane things.