1) Bar of a sort 2) Bass seller 3) Beer garden 4) Draft locale 5) Draft-y building 6) Drafty establishment 7) Exclusively Saxon word 8) Exclusively Anglo word 9) Gin mill 10) Inn for Falstaff 11) No place for a draft dodger 12) Part of a pub crawl 13) Place for a cold one 14) Place for a pint 15) Place to draw schooners 1) Inn 2) Pub 3) Saloon 4) Tavern 
• (n.) A house where ale is retailed; hence, a tippling house.
(from the article `tavern`) The hostelries of Roman England were derived from the cauponae and the tabernae of Rome itself. These were followed by alehouses, which were run by ...
Formerly a house, or tavern, where ale was sold. In 1496 an act passed against `vacabounds and beggers` contained a clause regulating alehouses, and various acts were subsequently passed for...
Ale'house` noun A house where ale is retailed; hence, a tippling house. Macaulay. 
[n] - a tavern where ale is sold
noun a tavern where ale is sold
a tavern where ale or beer is sold; bar; pub.