grogshop

One fellow had set up a grogshop.

Therefore, Bron must be beyond the door to the right, which probably opened into a back room of the grogshop.

The Shadow was watching a certain grogshop.

Ten minutes later, Lubber said good night to Shiv and left the grogshop.

It was the rear exit from Steve's Place, a grogshop popular with hoodlums.

Lubber picked a corner near a grogshop that was frequented chiefly by seamen.

They started out on that task, leaving Moggler in the grogshop that formed his temporary headquarters.

He had seen the fellow stop in an Exchange Street grogshop and receive a headshake from a bartender.

Apparently, the proprietor had given Griff sole access to some empty rooms over the basement grogshop.

The Cafe of the Infidels was like every grogshop Casca had ever been in.

The Red Dog Tavern was a dark grogshop that faintly resembled the forecastle of a ship.

It was in the back room of a water-front dive, and could be reached by an alley exit without passing through the main section of the grogshop.

"Grogshop" (2010)

A saloon might also be known as a "watering trough, bughouse, shebang, cantina, grogshop, and gin mill".

On the waterfront; John Johnson's grogshop and brothel 187 years ago, and holds the oldest liquor licence in New Zealand.

Looking in the direction of Murtagh's nod, I saw Fergus, sitting on a piling near the entrance to one grogshop, plainly doing sentry duty.

"ONE TWENTY-THREE" was a disreputable grogshop a few blocks away.

The door to the left could only lead to a grogshop on the water front, a place called the Barnacle, and which was aptly named, considering the hanger's-on who frequented it.

Marcus had not seen much of him lately and would have forgone this occasion, too, when he learned the hypasteos wanted him to pay for all the damage the grogshop had taken.