English Pub Bars

140 Ideas by Emily Hilton

Fancy a pint, or maybe you want to kit out your man cave or basement for when company comes to call on you. An english style pub bar is stunning way to really create that sense of a good old fashioned pub crawl in your own home. Sit back, grab a coaster, and pour yourself a drink while you look through the collection below.

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An impressive traditional English style wooden pub bar in warm browns. It features a showy rich ornamented crown top supported by thick carved pillars flanking arched serving windows. Its bottom part features rich carved semi-columns and panels.

English Pub Bar With Padded Armrest

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CUSTOM MADE ENGLISH STYLE CANOPY PUB BAR

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British pub designed for a private home. Gorgeous woodwork! Great details.

I so want a bar in my house and this is nice and classy. Of course, mine would probably go towards an Irish/English pub theme.

The Black Friar Pub Interior, London

Rustic English Pub Bar

English Pub Bar With Footrail

The Cittie of Yorke pub,Holborn, London WC1think I have been there!

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Corner bar made of high quality mahogany. Front is finished with sophisticated pattern. Includes a lot of open shelves and compartments for storing bottles, glasses and others accessories.

Scale Bespaq Mahogany Olde English Pub Bar

Vintage English Oak Corner Pub Bar

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English Pub Bars

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Emily Hilton Interior Design Expert

Emily is an interior designer specializing in kitchen and dining spaces, with a strong focus on function, craftsmanship, and detail. Shaped by both formal training and hands-on studio work, she approaches every project as a problem-solving exercise that must balance workflow, storage, and comfort with a cohesive visual story. Her guidance helps readers transform everyday cooking and dining areas into inviting hubs that truly support how they live and gather.

What are some basic considerations when choosing an English pub bar?

When choosing English pub bars, you should consider what you’re planning on using it for — and where you’re going to put it! An English pub bar is a huge style statement, and it can be quite the investment. However, if you’re looking to recreate an old-fashioned pub in your home, you can’t go wrong.

Here are just a few things that you should think about prior to purchasing: make sure that you measure the space that you’re planning on putting it to ensure that you don’t over-buy; make sure that it has an adequate amount of space for alcohol storage; see whether it includes lighting or has recesses for lighting, so you’re able to keep it properly lit; and check to see whether you’ll be able to have good seating with it. After that, pour yourself a tall glass—your home will be festive and lovely before you know it.

How much are English pub bars?

Depending on the size, style, and age of the piece that you purchase, expect to pay anywhere from $3,000 to $15,000 and beyond. English pub bars are intricately-carved hardwood pieces that include countertops, bar stools, bar storage, and more: Some include lighting and window-like features, as well. However, they’re also very strong aesthetic statements, so they may be worth it—just do your research and select one that works well for your home.

How much space do you need for an English pub bar?

If you’re thinking about adding an English pub bar to your home, you will need to allow at least 36” between the bar and the wall in addition to the bar dimensions. This space is to ensure the person behind your bar has space to move around.

Home bar tops are typically between 12 to 16” wide. Commercial English pub bar tops usually range from 20” to 28” in width and include a drink rail on the server side for bartenders to empty finished drinks and store bottle tops. On average, the height of a pub bar is 41”. This is considered the most ergonomic height for English pub bars because they are the correct height for both customers to sit and lean on and bartenders to stand on the other side and serve.

If you want to add a larger bar to your home where more than one person will be making drinks behind your bar, you should allow more space.