15 pubs from TV and movies that we really want to drink in

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We all love our local pubs but sometimes a change of scenery can be good for your social life. With this in mind, here are 15 fictional pubs from TV shows and movies, that we would love to have a pint in.

The Winchester from Shaun of the Dead

Lock us in because: Darts, pool and the best jukebox in cinema. My plan for the night? Have a nice cold pint and wait for all of this to blow over. How's that for a slice of fried gold? That's it, we're leaving: That zombie infestation is a bit of a pain in the arse. To the cellar it is.

O'Leary's in Father Ted

Lock us in because: We really want to make mud angels with Father Jack. That's it, we're leaving: Fargo Boyle will probably talk your ear off about how good a sheep Chris is. Also, when you want more drink the bar always closes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCOVozwIJcU

The Titty Twister in From Dusk 'Till Dawn

Lock us in because: The entertainment is great and it seems like the type of place where the rules don't apply. It's the very definition of bandit country. That's it, we're leaving: (Vampire) Nibbles are only served when the sun goes down.

Bob's Country Bunker from The Blues Brothers

Lock us in because: The entertainment is so good that it's sent from god. That's it, we're leaving: The locals clearly don't appreciate good music or showmanship.

The Pub from In Bruges

Lock us in because: Two hit-men, an actor, cocaine, beers and a very lovely prostitute all add-up for an interesting evening. That's it, we're leaving: The conversation does take a strange turn towards the Vietnam War. Back off, shorty!

Mos Eisley Cantina from Star Wars

Lock us in because: Jedi's, bounty hunters and strange aliens. What's not to love? That's it, we're leaving: We don't want to get into an argument about who shot first.

Kavanagh's Pub in The Wire

Lock us in because: I would give my left liver to go drinking with Bunk and McNulty. Then again, this liver would probably be useless after a night out on the tiles with Baltimore's finest 'natural police'. That's it, we're leaving: To be fair, it's impossible to leave any bar that always plays The Pogues. The only acceptable reason to pop outside is if you're like Bunk and have to puke in the alley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwiZcCU36ss

Comrades in Wayne's World

Lock us in because: We really hope that The Shitty Beatles are playing. That's it, we're leaving: The locals can be strange. Take Milton for example who tells us "I hate my father. I hate my life. But I feel great! You guys are great. I'm gonna go pick a fight".

Tino's from Anchorman

Lock us in because: Improv jazz flute is incredible. That's it, we're leaving: The owner will try and feed you cat poop, as seen below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkS6fQ48RZk

Cheers from Cheers

Lock us in because: Everybody knows your name. That's it, we're leaving: Cliff is starting to talk crap about the postal service again.

The Nags Head from Only Fools and Horses

Lock us in because: The locals like Del Boy, Rodney and Trigger are absolutely hilarious. That's it, we're leaving: We clearly didn't play it nice and cool son, nice and cool.

The Mother Black Cap from Withnail and I

Lock us in because: We demand booze! That's it, we're leaving: Nobody likes to be called a perfumed ponce.

The Snakehole Lounge from Parks and Recreation

Lock us in because: We want to party with Tom Haverford, Jean Ralphio and Ron Swanson. That's it, we're leaving: Snakejuice can really f**k you up.

Moe's Tavern in The Simpsons

Lock us in because: You never know what the hell is going to happen. That's it, we're leaving: The FBI have been known do drop in for the occasional raid. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBotG_sneMs

Paddy's Pub from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Lock us in because: It's the greatest place in the world and here's the proof and even more of it. That's it, we're leaving: We'll only leave Paddy's if we're dead.