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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Public houses, or "pubs" are a cherished British and Irish institution, and are rather different from North American bars (or, at least, the TV versions of said bars). They're much better lit, more comfortable, better furnished, and serve "pub grub" as well as the usual mixed drinks and pints of ale. They're open to all ages until a certain hour, and they close much earlier. Service generally requires going up to the bar to order. The closest American equivalent is the Local Hangout. |