Pubs in Perth
Oct 19th 2011, 3:21 pm
#16
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Re: Pubs in Perth
The only decent pub with atmosphere and good food is the irish one in the city centre, called dirty nelleys
http://www.durtynellys.com.au/
Every other one I have been in are all souless shacks or something from the 80's
http://www.durtynellys.com.au/
Every other one I have been in are all souless shacks or something from the 80's
Oct 20th 2011, 1:44 am
#17
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Re: Pubs in Perth
Also, areas like Leederville and Subiaco have places that stay open late, especially at the weekends. And if you like even more soul-less places there's always Burswood. The Irish bar there does live bands on Friday and Saturday nights.
Last edited by ScotsSal; Oct 20th 2011 at 1:48 am.
Oct 20th 2011, 2:23 am
#18
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Re: Pubs in Perth
what about the Old Bailey? in fact, WTF with the Old Bailey!
Oct 20th 2011, 10:49 am
#19
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Re: Pubs in Perth
Rings a bell..
PB anyone?
I disagree that there are no 'British' pubs in Australia. There are some which are older than British ones, and some which might give some a run for their money and be not so disimilar - do people want to go around with an exact checklist?
A pub doesn't have to have beams that are 150 years old...etc..
PB anyone?
I disagree that there are no 'British' pubs in Australia. There are some which are older than British ones, and some which might give some a run for their money and be not so disimilar - do people want to go around with an exact checklist?
A pub doesn't have to have beams that are 150 years old...etc..
Oct 20th 2011, 9:36 pm
#20
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Re: Pubs in Perth
I disagree that there are no 'British' pubs in Australia. There are some which are older than British ones, and some which might give some a run for their money and be not so disimilar - do people want to go around with an exact checklist?
A pub doesn't have to have beams that are 150 years old...etc..
A pub doesn't have to have beams that are 150 years old...etc..
- It has to have at least one or two beers available via a hand pump, and
- It has to sell Fosters
Most pubs in Australia don't even sell Fosters (Australians don't drink that muck), let alone sell real beer from a pump.
Oct 21st 2011, 2:34 pm
#21
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Re: Pubs in Perth
Rings a bell..
PB anyone?
I disagree that there are no 'British' pubs in Australia. There are some which are older than British ones, and some which might give some a run for their money and be not so disimilar - do people want to go around with an exact checklist?
A pub doesn't have to have beams that are 150 years old...etc..
PB anyone?
I disagree that there are no 'British' pubs in Australia. There are some which are older than British ones, and some which might give some a run for their money and be not so disimilar - do people want to go around with an exact checklist?
A pub doesn't have to have beams that are 150 years old...etc..
But in Perth we have non of that,
Keel
Oct 22nd 2011, 1:10 pm
#22
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Re: Pubs in Perth
Lucky Shag Bar down by the ferry terminal is ok, shows the football as well 
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Oct 22nd 2011, 3:46 pm
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