= Pub
Your traditional drinking pub, may do some bar food and snacks, but doesn't usually have a full-on menu.
= Gastro-Pub
Your traditional pub, but with a full food menu.
= Bar
A drinking venue that is like a pub, but doesn't really have the aesthetic of a pub.
= Live Music Venue
A pub that is first and foremost a live music venue. Pubs that have live music, but aren't a 'live music venue' will have the symbol.
= Nightclub
Usually open late, usually loud music, usually a poor selection of beers. Some debate why this category exists.
= Mix (Depends on days or hours)
A bit of a hybrid. For example: The Queen of Iceni (JD Wetherspoon). A pub which can almost be called a bar, which also serves a full food menu but sort of turns into a club on Friday and Saturday nights.
Pub Feature Symbols
= The Pub Has Outside SeatingLoosely defined as: Tables and chairs outside, which are within the pub grounds, obviously permanent and clearly not part of another establishment. Seats on the pavement behind a banner or roped off usually don't count unless they are segregated enough.
= The Pub Has A Pool Table
= The Pub Has A Bar Billiards Table
= The Pub Has A Dart BoardWhich can just be casually used, rather than reserved for Darts Teams only.
= The Pub Has Beer Brewed On-SiteThe pub has it's own brewery on site (or very close) and serves the beer in the pub.
= The Pub Has Live MusicFeatures regular live music (probably at least once a week). May or may not also qualify as a 'Live Music Venue'.
= Events are on at this pubThis website has (as far as we know) an accurate list of events being held at the pub.
= A live list of beers is available for this pubThis website has (as far as we know) a live and accurate list of which beers are being served at the pub.