Oldest Pubs in the World

[maygo]

The most historic bars, inns and taverns in the world
Been in any? Done the Norwich one and thats it

 

[Deleted member 23273]

Walked past Fortunes of War in Sydney nearly every day I was there earlier this year. I’ve been in the one in St Albans as well, but I was very young at the time

 

[Dennis]

Lafittes blacksmith shop in New Orleans

 

[James]

Most of those London ones and the one in Munich.

They're mostly rammed full of tourists so worth avoiding.

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

11 I think.

 

[errant]

Been in the Lamb, that's about it...

 

[Mickeys Chicken Leg]

Bell in Hand

 

[PTR]

11 I think.

I think that is all anyone needs to know!

I like how there's 2 "oldest pubs in England", just in Nottingham

 

[Purrfect South]

This one's near me. Got it's first licence in 1397.
The George Inn, Norton St Philip - Wikipedia

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

I think that is all anyone needs to know!

I like how there's 2 "oldest pubs in England", just in Nottingham

Eh?

 

[Al Bundy]

Had many a pint in The Cheshire Cheese over the summer while working down there.
Very reasonable prices as well.

 

[PTR]

Eh?

If you've been to 11 different pubs claiming to be the worlds oldest, then its all a nonsense.

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

If you've been to 11 different pubs claiming to be the worlds oldest, then its all a nonsense.

Isn’t it just historic pubs?

 

[AC-OTM]

Just the Nottingham boozer.

 

[Secret Visage]

Seven of them.

 

[MackneyHackem]

Done these:
La Reserve de Quasimodo, Paris, France – 1869
McSorley's Old Ale House, New York City, USA – 1854
Lamb & Flag, London, England – 1772
Fraunces Tavern, New York, USA – 1762
The George Inn, London, England – 1676
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, London, England – 1667

 

[Shusssh]

Two for me, the Nottingham one and the one in Antwerp.
The Clarendon in the East End should be on that list. 1724 iirc.

 

[ozz]

Had many a pint in The Cheshire Cheese over the summer while working down there.
Very reasonable prices as well.

Sam Smith's that's why.

 

[Lord Potts]

The Pilchard Inn on Burgh Island in Devon - 1336 must be the oldest have been in.

 

[PTR]

Just the Nottingham boozer.

Which one?
The Trip and the Sal both claim to be England's oldest pub