Did you go out last night?

[Londonsays]

Yes and have the worst hangover and awful hangover blues about what I said and did. Loved the pub but haven’t missed the awful feeling the next day.

 

[Lunamoon22]

Hell no. I am utterly disgusted with the pictures from around the country last night and then watching Matt Hancock on the news this morning saying “how pleased” he was about last night. Sickening.

 

[Randy77]

No, not my thing. I prefer to go and see family then go to the pub, I don't think I could relax under the circumstances.

ETA: I'm at that age where I prefer day drinking and then going home to bed for an early night.

 

[Flower45]

I did in Dublin. Wasn't packed or over crowded. Very well organised. Thoroughly enjoyed it! Lovely meal and a few drink was lovely to get out.

 

[coconochanel]

No I didn't and have no plans to go boozing in a crowded pub for the foreseeable. If I want a drink I shell have one at home.

 

[Platypusfattypus]

No but I'm not a big pub goer anyway. Plus I can't see how you can socially distance

 

[chocolate choux]

I rarely go anyway, and definitely wouldn’t currently. Walked past a couple of my locals on the way to the shop - social distancing was not being followed. The restaurants seemed to be taking it more seriously (spacing out tables and having clear guidance) but I probably still wouldn’t go. Seems weird that there’s supposed to be a celebratory mood when it’s not over yet

 

[Hc68759]

Nope. If I go to a pub I always prefer a day/time when it’s less likely to be rammed with people. I bet all the pubs yesterday were hell on Earth

 

[Boredofthegram]

No. I’d rather have a couple of friends around and sat distanced than be in a room with others who may not take things as seriously as me.

 

[megsmagoo]

Yes we went to a 3 bars, nothing crazy thankfully! All places were booked and deposits paid. Only one place took all our names and numbers. Don’t think I’ll bother again for a while, it was nice to be out but was a bit meh

 

[Bleurghgram]

After saying all week that I wouldn’t, I did My housemate works in the pub, I went to collect the dog and ended up staying for a couple of drinks.

I felt safe-ish in that I was sat at a table with one other friend and because I knew the bar staff they brought my drinks to me. But the overall vibe was that a social distancing was a joke, there was lots of hugging and kissing. A couple of people tried to shake my hand to say hi and scoffed at me when I said no thank you. I won’t be rushing back.

 

[Monkeybum]

Yes, went for a pub meal. It was really quiet, in fact I haven't heard of any crazy busy pubs by me but it's quite a small town. We booked in advance and have our details on the door.

I live alone and have barely seen anyone for months so I am excited pubs are open, but I'm sticking to pubs I can book in advance for now as know numbers will be limited there

 

[Jellycat99]

No, although as soon as I feel it's safe enough I'll be first in the queue to get in

 

[Curly Top]

When alcohol gets in the mix, people tend to relax and let their guard down - so social distancing goes out the window. I would rather wait till the virus is practically eradicated before I go to a pub - especially in the evening.

 

[tskiry56]

After 3 months of pubs and bars being closed. Did you go out last night?

 

[Justhereforacreep]

I haven’t missed the pubs since lockdown. Used to go every week for a few but I’ve desire to go anytime soon and I’ve saved from not doing so. I’ll wait another few months before I eat out but it will eventually be nice to eat a meal I haven’t had to cook but all the same, I’m in no rush

 

[Belulah]

We went to Spoons for dinner. Very quiet but also very well organised.

 

[tskiry56]

As I posted this thought I should also answer the question.
I used to do bar work for years and my mum also runs a social club.
I never went out as I have a young child.
But after seeing the pictures in the media of Soho bars etc it scares me to think that people are no longer social distancing.

 

[XXSJPXX]

No, I’m not a pub person really. I prefers bars that play music as I like to have a little dance but I’ve read bars are not playing music or not loudly?

 

[hrh89]

I’m not a huge pub person anyway, don’t go out often really. Will probably give it a month or so before I think about going to one.