At last someone has said what the rest of us are all thinking'
A popular pub has been praised for its 'brilliant' set of beer garden rules as we head into the hottest weekend of the year. The Oxford pub in Rochdale has created an entire billboard of beer garden etiquette that has gone viral after they shared it on Facebook.
The post has swiftly racked up the likes and shares - and the pub's owners have been praised for their hilarious responses to comments on the post too. The family-run pub is known for its big beer garden with lovely views and was voted Greater Manchester's best beer garden by Manchester Evening News readers only last month.
"Now we’ve not put “no dressing gowns or pyjamas” because that’s always seemed pretty obvious but after last year we just don’t know what to think anymore. Bernadette Smith-Markl said: "Just love it! At last someone has said what the rest of us are all thinking!! And if you don't like the rules....please stay away. Then we can all enjoy eating and drinking Al fresco!"
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