night-cellar
night house
guinguette
cellarium
drinks cabinet
rathskeller
retail store
odditorium
dive bar
rumney
public house
alebench
milliner's
bierkeller
pub
pothouse
refreshment room
saloon
reredos
taphouse
taberna
gin mill
grogshop
watering place
concessions stand
keller
perch
tap
coffee stall
skipper
tavernesque
bar
molly house
cave
barside
tachinomiya
beer garden
undercroft
thermopolium
manteau
witch ball
inn
spirit house
English-Gothic
English-Gothic architecture
dive
howff
perpendicular style
beer cellar
perpendicular
stationer's
étape
happy hour
Poundland
alehouse
club
pop-up
nonbar
tavernward
off-licence
drinkery
nightlife
party store
package store
liquor store
vintnery
night life
nightclub
boozer
beerhouse
meat market
popina
kiss-me-quick
draper's
cloister
parlor house
ruin pub
caroche
state store
cardboard city
bottle store
on-trade
beer hall
wine cellar
beer bar
speakeasy
booking office
borsht belt
borsht circuit
borscht belt
pony keg
borscht circuit

English words for 'A cellar open to the public at night for the purchase of food, drink, and entertainment, primarily in London, England in the 18th century.'

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