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British Pub Etiquette And Customs Questions Pub Etiquette Expressions Visitors to Britain may find the best place to taste local culture is in a traditional pub. Pub Etiquette (Ye Olde Dolphin founded in 1530 in Derby) But these friendly pubs can be minefields for the green-hand because of the cultural difference . Pub Etiquette (Maybe they are waiting for the waiter.) There’s no waiter so don’t be waiting at the table. Between you and the staff Pub Etiquette Always say “please” and Be polite and respectful. Tipping is not expected. Between you and the staff Pub Etiquette People who keep them waiting for a long time. People who stand idly(无所事事地) against the bar when there are a lot of customers wanting for service. People who shout , knock coins on the counter, snap fingers or wave like a drowning swimmer. Who ring the bell hanging behind the counter. Pub Etiquette The staffs hate that… Typical expressions At the counter The barman or barmaid might say to you———“Ice and lemon ?” Order your drink———“Hello. Two pints of lager and a Tetley’s Bitter, please. Tip a barman or barmaid———“would you like a drink yourself?” Pub Etiquette Between you and the customers Don’t ever introduce yourself with an outstretched hand and a big smile. Talk generally about the weather, the beer or the pub and at a suitable moment, offer to your new friends a drink. Between you and your friends Normally people go to a pub with other people, and it’s common for one person to offer to buy drinks for the others at the beginning. If one of your British friends or business contracts buy the first round, you should be quick to offer the next. Pub Etiquette At the table Ask if you can buy a drink for someone———“Do you want a drink?” or “What can I get you?” Reply to someone’s to offer to buy you a drink ———“Can I have the same, please?”or “I’m fine, thank you.” Ask to buy the next round ———“It’s my round, what are you having?” Typical expressions True or False