What age are you allowed in a pub?

Answer 1

You have to be 21 to pour as a bartender or serve as a cocktail waitress. You can be 18 and serve if you are working in an area primarily intended to serve food as a waiter/watress and the alcohol is being served with a meal.

You can serve alcohol once you are eighteen, but I don't know if anyone under 21 is allowed in a "pub".

kamal wrote:

i was 19 years old when i was working in a pub. but it depend upon the law actually. i believe can because locally it is not inspected to verify the age to work in a pub.

Answer 2

Any age, until 9pm. Thereafter you must be 16 to stay on the premises but must leave by 11pm.

You must also take into consideration that some pub managers can and will make up their own policy. And basically, they can refuse to allow any age group entrance into their premises.

Answer 3

to be allowed in a pub you have to be atleast 40 years of age and have a beard

Answer 4

In Canada and in some parts of the US. Each US state has individual laws about how old a person must be to serve alcohol or work in an establishment that does so.

Answer 5

yes in deed