Social updates
Guests often look for Facebook first when they want quick answers about event timing, crowd energy, or day-of updates. This page explains what to expect from that channel and how to reach the pub directly when email is a better fit.
What social updates are best for.
Social channels are useful when you want fast context: the feel of the room, a reminder about a busy weekend, or a heads-up that a seasonal celebration is drawing a crowd.
For visitors who want a broad sense of how the platform handles posts, photos, and quick updates, Meta’s Facebook app overview offers a simple reference point.
- Short event reminders
- Day-of atmosphere snapshots
- Quick mentions of specials, sports, or celebration weekends
When to use email instead
Some questions deserve a direct reply.
Group coordination
If you are trying to line up a meetup, ask about a larger party, or sort out timing for a busy night, use the Contact page instead of waiting on a social reply.
Detailed requests
Questions about the site, partnerships, or anything that needs a full answer are better sent by email to [email protected].
What regulars usually want to know
The channel works best for energy, not deep detail.
Think of Facebook as the quick-read layer of the brand: a fast check before heading into Old Market, a look at the pub mood, or a reminder that a big weekend is underway.
If you want the full picture on the food focus, go back to Best Sandwiches in the Old Market. If you want a reply, use email.
Direct path
Need a clear answer?
Use the contact form on the next page or send your note to [email protected].