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The Weir is a 1997 play by Irish dramatist Conor McPherson, set in a small rural pub where several local men entertain a recently arrived woman with stories of supernatural encounters. Their competitive storytelling gradually gives way to vulnerability when she recounts a personal experience of grie...
Brauhaus Schmitz, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, is celebrated for its authentic Kolsch-style beers and traditional German cuisine. The restaurant strives for a genuine German experience, with a focus on regional specialties and a lively, convivial atmosphere. The food is well-executed and the beer...
Traditional pub dice game of likely 18th-century English or French origin where players flip numbered tiles 1–9 after rolling two dice, aiming to close all tiles.
Elstead Mill is a historic watermill on the River Wey in Elstead, Surrey, originally used for fulling cloth before being converted over time into a riverside pub and restaurant.
Killer pool is a multiplayer pocket billiards game originating in the United Kingdom, notable for assigning each player a set number of lives that are lost upon failing to sink a ball.
Bar billiards is a popular English pub game derived from the French game Billard Russe, played on a pocketless table featuring wooden mushroom pins.
Bat and trap is an English pub bat-and-ball game, notable for Kent play and a trap lever form already established in modern rules by 1825.
Bagatelle is a historical table game originating in France that combines elements of billiards and pinball, using cues to shoot balls into scoring cups.
Skittle pool is a novelty cue sport that combines elements of billiards and bowling, tasking players with knocking down pins using a cue ball.
Devil among the tailors is a traditional British table game similar to bagatelle, where players use a cue to propel a ball to topple miniature skittles.
