[originaltext] In Britain, pubs sell all kinds of alcohol. However, the main

In Britain, pubs sell all kinds of alcohol. However, the main drink served there is beer, light or dark. Light beer is usually called bitter. Many pubs also offer light meals. Most pubs have two drinking rooms — the public bar and the saloon bar. The latter is more comfortable and slightly more expensive. ’Bar’ also means the counter at which the drinks are served.
    No alcoholic drinks may be served to young people under eighteen, and no children under sixteen are allowed inside the bar.