whats the diffrance between a bar and a pub,also whats the diff between a pub/bar and a irish bar/pub?

Question

it would be gr8 if u would let me know what is irish coffee too!

Answer 1

First Irish coffee is strong black coffee with a shot of Irish whiskey, a little sugar and topped with whipped cream. There really isn't a difference between a bar and a pub. Places where you could get a drink hundreds of years ago, were called "pubs" (probably from the English). They also served food. Today "pub" is used as it sounds more ethnic and upscale. "Bar" has a toddy sound associated with the lower levels of society. "Pub" sounds more respectable. In the U.S. pubs and bars can serve beer, spirits and food, but what they can serve varies from state to state and even by communities and counties within a state.
A real Irish pub/bar, has all the flavor of one in Ireland, complete with flags, soccer memorabilia, Guinness draught on tap and maybe a few more fights You will find them in the larger cities like New York, San Francisco, Boston, where ever a large Irish population is present.

Answer 2

A bar is usually in a club or hotel. In Irish bars and pubs they have more live entertainment and singing. Irish coffee is Whiskey added to the coffee with cream.

Answer 3

Hi,,, hmm,,, i would say they are all the basic same thing,, a place to drink..

Music, beer and liquor and people... i had more fun meeting the girls in a bar rather than a pub,,,
And irish coffee is coffee with a shot of irish whiskey in it .... and a whip cream on top....

I prefer Baleys Irish Cream in my coffee....

good luck

Answer 4

PUB - Public utility bar - in Egland it is associated. bar ia nywhere, both places people go for a drink and snacks and just mil around.

Answer 5

There is no difference and the coffee ' it's Irish coffee laddy :)

Answer 6

NOT ONE THING. IRISH COFFEE IS FULL OF BOOZE!