Taverns Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to taverns

PUBS
- Boozers
- Drinking venues
- Hostelries
- Hotels
- Taverns
- Watering holes
INNS
- Alehouses
- Bed-and-breakfasts
- Establishments where travellers can seek lodging
- Finns head off to hotels
- Hotels
- London’s ... of Court
- Pubs
ALEHOUSES
- Period taverns
TAPHOUSES
- Period taverns

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