Pub foods

[Anonymous No.7087662]

Here in the Baltics (and I believe all over Eastern Europe) this is what we mean when we say garlic bread - fried rye bread sticks, topped with fresh minced garlic, and sour cream-based dipping sauce. It is by far the most popular food item in pubs, it's literally impossible to find a place that doesn't serve them.

If you're out drinking, what's the most popular food served in your area to go with your beer?

[Anonymous No.7087697]

Peanuts

Not from personal experience, but from the odor emitted from vomit on trains form when I was a kid

[Anonymous No.7087716]

>>7087662

damn that sounds dope as fuck

[Anonymous No.7087726]

Rye chips or sour cream and chive fries

[Anonymous No.7087731]

Where I am is kind of difficult to say what the most popular item is but i would have to say the Sliders in San Francisco

[Anonymous No.7087750]

Crab dip or pretzels or both.

[Anonymous No.7087756]

Probably fried chicken skins

[Anonymous No.7087771]

Tendies

[Anonymous No.7087826]

>>7087756
looks like dog treats

[Anonymous No.7087830]

>>7087756
>>7087662
These look amazing. Would become a regular at a bar if they served them but everywhere near bumfuck nowhere is a hole in the wall that only serves overpriced cheap brand liqour

>>7087771
Also good, but more of an at home fare for when you're already drunk as shit and get the munchies hella bad

[Anonymous No.7087841]

>>7087662
Nachos or chicken wings

[Anonymous No.7087842]

[Anonymous No.7087848]

[Anonymous No.7087854]

[Anonymous No.7087891]

fried cheese curds

[Anonymous No.7087916]

Pork Scratchings
Scampi fries
Big D Nuts
Curly fries

Also some places have warm Sahara Nuts which are da bomb

[Anonymous No.7087925]

seared ahi

[Anonymous No.7087982]

Mac and Cheese at my local place.

[G8rH8r No.7087999]

other than standard wings around here it's oysters or fried crabclaws

[Anonymous No.7088024]

>>7087999
>raw oysters
my nigga, i can eat many, many of these. Goes great with a dirty martini

[Anonymous No.7088834]

Crisps, pork scratchings, peanuts

in terms of actual food: Fish & Chips, Burger, Sausage and Mash would be the most popular.

[Anonymous No.7088954]

Nothing beats hot wings. do they have them in other countries?
I know they were invented in New York

[Anonymous No.7088955]

>>7088834
>pub fish and chips

Always, ALWAYS disappointing. Especially at fucking Gastro pubs.

[Anonymous No.7088962]

>>7087662
Here we have 'tremoços' (not sure how it is called in english or if it even exists in most countries) but only acompanying beer. Otherwise peanuts and salty popcorn ocasionaly

[Anonymous No.7088967]

>>7088954
never seen them in Canada, what are they?

[Anonymous No.7088969]

Australia it's the parmi, chips and salad. It probably makes up more than 50% of pub meals here

[Anonymous No.7088980]

Frikadellen ( german style meatballs, just onion,milk,egg,bread,meat,spice)
cured spicy sausages
more sausages

[Anonymous No.7088983]

>All other eastern europe
Baltics are northern europe.

[Anonymous No.7088985]

>>7088983
lmao, I love how angry lithuanians get when you called them slavic

[Anonymous No.7088988]

>>7088985
I am british(lithuanian origins)

[Anonymous No.7089008]

>>7088969
>Parmi
Spotted the northener. It's Parma, cobber. Get it right.
>>7087662
On top of that, Tapas and charcuterie are getting more popular in urban centers/gastropubs

[Anonymous No.7089009]

>>7088967
seriously???? they are all over america. its the Chicken wing, fried and then coated in a specific type of hotsauce. I never realized these weren't everywhere

[Anonymous No.7089024]

>>7088967
I live in vancouver BC and literally every single grill/bar/pub has hot buffalo wings. how the hell have you not seen them before? it's chicken and franks red hot sauce

[Anonymous No.7089038]

>>7087848
Hahahahah