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The Weir is a 1997 play by Irish dramatist Conor McPherson, set in a small rural pub where several local men entertain a recently arrived woman with stories of supernatural encounters. Their competitive storytelling gradually gives way to vulnerability when she recounts a personal experience of grie...

D’Agostino’s Deep Dish Pizza is characterized by its exceptionally thick, buttery crust and generous layers of mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce, and toppings baked in a cast-iron skillet.

Pairs is a compact press-your-luck card game designed by James Ernest and Paul Peterson and published by Cheapass Games in 2014. Its standard deck contains 55 cards arranged as a triangular set of numbered ranks, with more copies of higher numbers than lower ones. Players draw and manage cards while...

Shut the Box is a traditional dice-and-tile game associated with English and Norman or French pub culture. In the common nine-tile version, players roll dice and turn down one or more available tiles numbered 1 through 9 whose values equal the roll; play continues until no legal move remains. A play...

Elstead Mill is a historic watermill on the River Wey at Elstead in Surrey, England. It is associated with the local milling history of the Wey and was used for fulling cloth before later conversion to grain milling. The surviving mill building has been adapted for hospitality, and the site is known...

Killer pool is a multiplayer pocket-billiards game commonly played in pubs and social pool settings. Players are assigned a small number of lives, often three, and take turns attempting to pot balls; a miss or foul usually costs a life under common rules. A player who loses all lives is eliminated,...

Mexico is a bluffing dice game played with two dice, usually with rolls hidden from the other players. A player announces a result, generally claiming it equals or exceeds the previous announcement, and the next player decides whether to accept the claim or challenge it under the local rules. In the...

Bar billiards is a cue sport and pub game that developed in England from the French game Billard Russe. It is played on a small table with holes used as targets rather than conventional corner and side pockets, and wooden mushroom-shaped pins obstruct parts of the playing surface. Players score by u...

Bat and trap is a traditional English bat-and-ball game associated particularly with Kent and with play in pub or village settings. A player uses a bat to strike a ball released from a trap, while opposing players attempt to field it and limit the result of the hit. The game's equipment and rules in...

Bagatelle is a historical cue game that developed in France and combines features of billiards with target games. Players use a cue to strike balls across a sloped or bounded table toward scoring holes, cups, or pins. The game is associated with recreational and pub settings and belongs to the wider...

Skittle pool is a cue sport that combines elements of pool or billiards with skittles, a form of pin-based bowling. Players use a cue and cue ball to knock down skittles arranged on the table, so the game depends on both cue-ball control and accurate contact with the pins. It is associated with Brit...

Devil among the tailors is an English table-skittles game, also known as bar skittles or pub skittles. It is played with nine small pins arranged in a 3 x 3 square inside a shallow wooden tray. A wooden ball attached to a swiveling post is swung in an arc around the post to knock down the pins, so t...

Slosh is an informal variation of pocket billiards distinguished by its relaxed rules and casual approach to the standard game.