Will you go to restaurants or Pubs after July 4th

[ceejayt]

Just wondering which of us will still go out after July 4th

 

[Ivory55]

No, but then we are not big pub goers normally.

 

[Vipar]

No don’t drink. But like pub grub

 

[Lenny HB]

When we are not away in our Motorhome me & my mate go down the pub on either a Thursday or Friday night. We will probably give it a miss for a couple of months.

 

[Dan and Jan]

Not many pubs where we live that you would go in. Plenty of great restaurants in Edinburgh to go to. Back to normal as soon as possible.

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[Onemanandhisdog]

Gagging for a curry.

 

[Tykatem]

Pete

 

[Vic]

No. Look at the mayhem at the beaches this week. The first week or two will be crazy.

 

[BillandHelen]

Yes to our favourite restaurants, they will need all the help they can get to survive and recover.

 

[Deneb]

Just been told by a former colleague that my force have cancelled all leave and days off from 4th July until further notice in anticipation of increased instances of the common sense that has been shown by the great British public over the last few days, So with that and the current dire situation in the US where the numpties have had a head start on stupidity, the answer is no!

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[spitfire]

Here have eaten out here a few times as we have had bars and restaurants open for a bit but only in certain places and if possible outside . If it was a U.K. pub then no .

 

[Polar bear]

Will not go into any pub or restaurant until October at least

 

[Gaston aires]

I will start pubbing after the mad rush but only if it looks sensible, not if it’s rammed with oiks like Bournemouth beaches.
Phil upmeglass

 

[FIDGET]

Nope , didn't before this started & def not after . I'm a bit tight !!

 

[BobtheBass]

Honest answer? I think any kind of socialising without proper boundaries is way too soon to even consider. Wandering about a pub garden unable to use the loo with a bunch of careless people getting pissed up is not my idea of a pleasant precursor to death.

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[Cheshirecat57]

Probably not for 3 months at least

 

[glenn2926]

Honest answer? I think any kind of socialising without proper boundaries is way too soon to even consider. Wandering about a pub garden unable to use the loo with a bunch of careless people getting pissed up is not my idea of a pleasant precursor to death.

You must be pretty certain that at least one of the people there will have the virus. What is it about 0.06% of the population.
Being more optimistic, I’d think it’s more likely no body near me has it.

 

[Ivory55]

You must be pretty certain that at least one of the people there will have the virus. What is it about 0.06% of the population.
Being more optimistic, I’d think it’s more likely no body near me has it.

I am optimistic every time I buy a lottery ticket but it doesn’t help. Haha

 

[BobtheBass]

82.3% of statistics are made up.

 

[Cheshirecat57]

82.3% of statistics are made up.

But the other half are true

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[ryan_flea]

Have considered going for a pint or two or more if allowed. Would keep my distance of course and I am even thinking of parking the van near the pub and using the loo in there. Of course not driving back home after its only a shortish stroll. Gotta be better than going in the pub loo

 

[glenn2926]

Have considered going for a pint or two or more if allowed. Would keep my distance of course and I am even thinking of parking the van near the pub and using the loo in there. Of course not driving back home after its only a shortish stroll. Gotta be better than going in the pub loo

I don’t think it’s the type of disease you get from the toilet seat.

 

[ryan_flea]

I don’t think it’s the type of disease you get from the toilet seat.

Doh thats pregnancy isn't it honestly though I dont think I'll be rushing back. Let others crack on first

 

[Deneb]

You must be pretty certain that at least one of the people there will have the virus. What is it about 0.06% of the population.
Being more optimistic, I’d think it’s more likely no body near me has it.

Or being less optimistic, as appears to be the case in a certain other country where mostly younger people have been gathering for mass protests and otherwise ignoring sensible behaviour, most of the more recently infected have been either asymptomatic or only suffering mild symptoms. It is only now, when the infection curve has started to go near vertical again and more serious cases are starting to arise in other sections of the population, that the true situation has been noticed.

Of course, with the extensive testing and world class track and trace system operating in this country, not to mention the social responsibility of our population which has clearly been so recently in evidence, none of that will happen here, so carry on with your optimism.

Me, OTOH...

 

[Neilfg]

I'll happily go anywhere restaurant or pub to eat or have a beer as long as I am confident that that they are taking good precautions and enforcing them, especially local independents, It is the same as shopping if the shop is busy and controls are lacking then my business goes elsewhere.

After all one good thing that the lockdown has taught us is that we can happily survive without alot of things we had thought were important.

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[steve 6644]

If I could rent an area in a pub that was safe and secure from pissed up idiots I might consider it with some of the boys in the family, say fifty quid for the table, then a minimum spend of £35.00 each on drink, yeah I would. My lot are all piss artists and all of them have chronic throbbing and squelching pubsticles at the moment and would all feel they have supported something British thats properly worth it.
I genuinely think that the idea would fly for proper drinkerists, not the half a shandy all night brigade but family groups that are happy to support our precious pubs they could all perhaps become registered pub members and get a discount on later slurpage. Even if it only made financial sense to the landlord for a few nights a week to ensure the pub was full it would be a new normal.

 

[Larrynwin]

For me vaccine first then restaurants and pub.

 

[RobbyMClark]

I'll happily go anywhere restaurant or pub to eat or have a beer as long as I am confident that that they are taking good precautions and enforcing them, especially local independents, It is the same as shopping if the shop is busy and controls are lacking then my business goes elsewhere.

After all one good thing that the lockdown has taught us is that we can happily survive without alot of things we had thought were important.

Ditto from me
Will be happy to support local economy when away even if only lunch and a few beers IF SAFE!!
teas will probably be back at MH.

 

[Langtoftlad]

For me vaccine first then restaurants and pub.

So this time next year - maybe ?

 

[BobtheBass]

It doesnt really matter if the pub take the most fastidious steps to socially distance the clientele you just know as sure as eggs is eggs that after a few beers most ot the customers will have forgotten every good intention and reverted to how things used to be. No thanks, Russian roulette isnt my game.

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