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It depends entirely on the bar. It is frowned upon (and often against the rules) to take a child into a bar that is just gambling, drinking, smoking and sky sports.

On the other hand, the sorts of bars that have tables and serve proper meals are often ok to take a child along, although the child may not like it.

The best bet, if you absolutely have to take a child, is pick a bar that has a playground, and sit outside. This is perfectly acceptable.

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