Pubs want to halve the two metre rule

[Badgers]

I think they are chancing on the definition of garden to get the figure that high tbh. Most pubs will be in high pop density areas where space is at a premium. Back in my neighbourhood in England I can think of only three out of nine establishments locally that have a beer garden, ones ok , another is small with plastic grass and took about 15 people pre covid and the other is in a car park. Oh and theres one with a rooftop terrace overlooking peoples back gardens and an alleyway. Theres loads with smoking areas but they are tiny.

Yup, think there is a going to be a lot that will have to weigh up the cost of opening vs the profit or loss

Opening/reopening a pub is a very expensive business, especially if doing food as well.

 

[The39thStep]

Yup, think there is a going to be a lot that will have to weigh up the cost of opening vs the profit or loss

Opening/reopening a pub is a very expensive business, especially if doing food as well.

Bag of pork scratchings, peanuts or crisps is what you need in a pub although I must say that I'm partial to a cheese and onion roll and a pickled agg.

 

[Badgers]

Bag of pork scratchings, peanuts or crisps is what you need in a pub although I must say that I'm partial to a cheese and onion roll and a pickled agg.

I am similar myself but the food draws the punters and makes a profit.

 

[Roadkill]

I went out shopping this morning, and couldn't help noticing that most of the pubs look to be gearing up to reopen, especially those with outside space. At least one has builders in, busily installing what look like partitions in its beer garden.