Names of Taverns, Bars, and Inns

[Halivar]

What are some of the more interesting tavern names you've come up with or come across?

Personally, I liked "The Djinn Joint" and "The Backhanded Assassin"

 

[Tetsubo]

I've had "The Dancing Ferret" in ever game I have ever run, regardless of the genre.

 

[demiurge1138]

I'm going to have to steal the Djinn Joint...

I've always been fond of "The Balmy Basilisk", which became "The Barmy Basilisk" when it moved into Planescape. "The Skull and Flagon" and "The Goblin Hol" are both taverns I've used in Eberron.

Demiurge out.

 

[Napftor]

I seem to use "The Gator's Gullet" in every campaign. Don't know why since it's not even that good of a name. :\

 

[shaylon]

Blackrock's Pour House was the name of a tavern in Citadel Adbar in our last campaign.

-Shay

 

[Patman21967]

The Flatulent Warthog, with a picture of a farting, ugly woman...the Innkeepers wife.

 

[specks]

Wet Wench

from another post.

 

[Vraille Darkfang]

The Gelded Centaur.

Great when you actually HAVE a Centaur in the party.

 

[Aeson]

The Green Goblin. The sign had a goblin about to vomit. Really don't know why I came up with it but I thought it was funny.

Also The Inn of the Seven Bells. I heard it was in the bible. The inn had a sign with 8 bells and it was meant to puzzle people and cause them to come in and ask about the sign. They would then see how nice the place was and stay.

 

[Tatsukun]

My all time favorite Inn name is "The Vulgar Monkey".
I don't know why, it just makes me laugh

-Tatsu