The Kings Pub

ara a fost primul oraş iluminat electric din Europa, aici au fost vazute pe strazi primele tramvaie şi tot aici familia regala, prin prinţul Eugeniu de Savoya, a infiinţat prima fabrica de bere din România în 1718. The King’s Pub este situat în apropierea celor mai importante puncte istorice şi de atracţie din oraş, fiind la doar câţiva paşi distanţă de mijloacele de transport urban. Deschis special pentru doritorii de distracţie, mic & chic, întocmai unei cutii de bijuterii preţioase, Pub-ul nostru este amenajat respectând cu fidelitate un stil autentic de pub britanic, tratând toate detaliile cu respect deosebit şi pentru naţiunea irlandeza mandra de faimoasa bere Guinness.
În atmosfera victoriana din interior sau pe terasa din fata PUB-ului, aveţi posibilitatea de a alege pe lângă Guinness, unul dintre cele 30 de sortimente de bere din import, sau fabricata cu indemanare de maeştrii berari români, la draft sau imbuteliată
Cei care prefera băuturile tari sau vinurile medaliate pot savura o gama diversificată de băuturi de cea mai bună calitate în compania muzicii live sau vizionânâd meciurile echipei favorite, iar dacă aveţi pofta sa gustati ceva, puteţi încerca gustările pregatite special pentru dumneavoastră.
În câteva cuvinte: băuturi fine la cele mai convenabile preţuri, muzică de calitate, transmisiuni sportive, distracţie la maxim, surprize, promoţii, concursuri şi un personal care vă tratează cu respectul cuvenit - toate la The King’s Pub. CE TREBUIE SA VA ASTEPTATI DE LA UN PUB?!......

The term pub, short for public house, originates in the UK so I'm going to define what if means there. The term is used internationally and has taken on different meanings elsewhere. A pub is almost always an entire building in itself, and the entrance is nearly without exception at street level. They almost always have windows and it's usually possible to see in from outside. Pubs may have some adjoining outside space, such as a garden or courtyard, and in some cases (particularly city centres) it is common for drinkers to spill out into the street in summer. The primary function of a pub is a place to drink. Pubs may serve food, but it should always be possible to just go to a pub for a drink. Pubs would be expected to have at least one beer served from a keg or a cask. Anywhere selling beer purely in bottles would not generally be considered a pub. Pubs may also sell ciders, wines, spirits and of course soft drinks, but the primary focus of drinks sales would almost always be beer. At a pub you almost always order from the bar, and typically pay for drinks as you order them. It's not required to sit down in a pub. It's quite common for many customers to stand in a pub, particularly busy pubs in city centres. Pubs do not have staff on the door to find you a table. It's usually not possible to book a table in a pub, unless it has a strong food theme, and even then there is typically a designated dining area set aside, with some tables nearer the bar left unreserved. Pubs would not be expected to have dancefloors. Dancing is not at all common in pubs. Pubs may have piped background music (unfortunately, in my opinion), or may occasionally host live music, but a DJ would be very out of place in a pub. Pubs typically open in the daytime as well as the evening, particularly around lunchtime.