pub of the week

This pub in Bangkok is on the 63th floor of a skyscraper with a sleek sky-bar that overlooks the bustling city below.

This glitzy underwater styled pub looks like a place where the Rat Pack would meet Ariel for a drink.

This pub in Houston, Texas doesn't feature live action martial arts, however, it does have skee-ball, street fighter, mortal kombat, foosball, contra, shuffleboard and more. So, it maybe a bit misnamed, but is a pretty damn fun pub.

Hidden amongst the streets of San Francisco, the Bourbon & Branch isn't so much a pub as it is a speakeasy, but it offers incredible cocktails and classes on how to make them! In addition, hidden behind a false bookshelf is the entrance to ANOTHER SPEAKEASY! That craftiness alone makes it our Pub of the week.

Since it's summer time we are looking for a nice place to sit outside and drink beer. The Double Locks in Exeter, England offers just that, a stunning view of the locks and a solid selection beers and ciders. Oh, did I mention the only way to get to the pub is via the water. Awesome.

This old pub, sits in the French Quarter of New Orleans, and though it is a frequent stop for the bead throwing Mardi Gras goers, it is apparently HAUNTED....OOOOOOOOHHHHHH

The Pedal Pub is nothing new, but this particular one in Bend, Oregon does an excellent job of keeping the microbreweries in business. Keep up the good work!

This Times Square restaurant and bar hosts "live entertainment and spooky special effects" inspired not just by Jekyll & Hyde, but the entire gothic horror canon. Like any good Times Square tourist destination, there is a gift shop, too — selling T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and… "insect and butterfly collections."

This strange pub in Cornwall, is supposedly named after a legend where the landlord went to the well and instead of water drew up a bucket of blood. Apparently there was a dead guy at the bottom of the well. I can drink to that!

Located in Brisbane, Australia, you'll have no problem finding a seat in this place, because it's able to hold 7 thousand people. However, you may have some problem figuring out what beer to drink, since they boast 100 different varieties on tap.

This bar is very, well, it's very red. Set in Soho, you can get some tasty and swanky cocktails here.

It's a pub that looks like something of a mobster's hangout from the 50s, and get this, in the back, they have a room with a stuffed cougar diorama. Now that's a place to drink.

Arguably the oldest pub still operating in the United States, the White Horse Tavern was founded in 1673, and once you walk through the door you feel as though you've been transported 200 years back in time.

This dark corner of the world is in Porland, Oregon where the bar itself may send you to the edge of madness.

This tap house and wine bar, boasts 55 beers on tap and another 200 varieties available in bottles. That should at least have you coming back for a couple of days.