Tavern culture refers to the social and communal practices that take place in taverns, which are establishments that serve food and drinks, often alcoholic. Historically, taverns have been important gathering places for people to socialize, share stories, and engage in entertainment such as music or games. They often serve as informal meeting spots for locals and travelers alike. In many cultures, taverns have played a significant role in the development of community identity. They can be associated with specific traditions, such as the pub quiz in the UK or tavern songs in various cultures. These venues often foster a sense of belonging and camaraderie among patrons, contributing to the local culture and economy.