Name That Pub

[Theland]

Imagine you had a pub and wanted to give it a new name.
So what would you call it?

[NoMercy]

The Father, The Son & The Holy Spirit!

[ducksie]

Dew Drop Inn

[waterboatman]

The Welcome Inn.

[NoMercy]

Isn't The Red Lion the most common name in Britain?

[weecalf]

Supper's Rest

[waterboatman]

It is NM. It comes from the emblem on Richard the Lionheart's shield.

[Voltage]

The old cockinn

[ducksie]

There are a lot of Fox and Goose pubs here or the Horse and Hound
I think most popular pubs here are the Corner House or Village inns

[waterboatman]

The Boatman :o}

[ducksie]

Now there's a name!

[mikey4444]

The AB Arms !

[Tilly2]

Mikey, The AB Arms would soon become The AB Up In Arms!

[ABSpareEditor]

Humbled at the suggestion of The AB Arms, you've raised the 'bar' with that! Would this make myself and the Ed the bartenders though? I'll ask her and see what she thinks about a change in career...

[murraymints]

the oracle

take the Sunday crossies there !

[bhg481]

We had an "Upin Arms" in Reading until a few years ago - renamed Abbot Cook.
We also have one called "Moderation" - presumable so that people can say "I always drink in moderation".

[Old_Geezer]

I'd call it "Church".

Then on weekends all the guys could tell their wife, "Just off to Church love, back later".

[Ken4155]

The 'He's Not Inn' so that i could be pre-emptive when the wives telephone the pub asking if their errant hubbies are there:-)

[murraymints]

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/97/fd/23/97fd23acdf6f12acd5eb144882f12b73--man-cave-signs-rec-rooms.jpg

[emmie]

best pub sign i have seen is The Dog House,

[atalanta]

Pandora's Box