You own a pub, what's it called?

[mcattack92]

The Drink Yourself Until You Are Poor Pub.

 

[TheMetalGuy]

Asgaard the home of the Scandinavian gods.
Asgård as it would be in Danish

 

[Vault101]

The asylum

thats also what I would rename the Normandy in ME2

 

[Angerwing]

Slick Nick's Pub and Club.

 

[Detective Prince]

It's called "Be Gone Bad Times!"

 

[Erik Willemsen]

Am I seriously the first to say Puzzles?

 

[uttaku]

The Whore and the ambassador
part of a chain including: the slut and the diplomat
the hooker and the representative
and the lady of the night and the foreign office empolyee

 

[Cheezeypoofs]

The Chauffeur: We'll be driving you home

 

[MegatonDesign]

Huntsman's Rest. I love the idea of an English hunting lodge pub

 

[ksn0va]

The Rusty Cauldron.

 

[Cap'n Ninja]

Am I seriously the first to say Puzzles?

Curse you!
I was going to say that!

OT: Puzzles.
Why?
That's the puzzle.

 

[SckizoBoy]

I'll quote a Looney Tunes cartoon for this:

Rigor Mortis Saloon (catch line: 'Come in and get stiff!')

 

[Blunderboy]

"The drunken top hat "

There's a pub not a minute away from where I am currently sat called "Old Hat"
Great name, crap pub.

 

[trekboy1701]

the 99 broken bottles of beer on the wall

 

[steampunk42]

"Hangover" because when people ask you, "where were you last night?" you could say "i was at hangover's, and im still there now!"

 

[Scratch17]

The Game. *trollface.jpg*

But honestly, most of the names I've seen that have an '&' in them are kinda catchy and fun to say for me. There's one near where I live called the Slug & Lettuce.

That or Bomber's Dive.

 

[Wuvlycuddles]

It depends on how you pronounce Pube

I have no idea what you are suggesting sir.

 

[ZehMadScientist]

I would call it "The Space Fridge (subject name to change)" with as underline "We serve it cool even in alternate dimensions"

 

[Truniron]

The Musty Cheesedoodle

 

[Triangulon]

Well the bar in my flat is called The Fisherman's Arms (due to myself and my flatmate both being partial to a spot of fishing).