On 14/06/2017 16:25, Volker Schmidt wrote:
Certainly I would not put beer garden in "leisure" it's clearly a
food&drinks place, hence amenity.
The pub covers food & drink hence 'amenity=pub'. If that's mapped as a
polygon, *=beer_garden is a sub-set with the whole boundary.
DaveF
_
"Biergarten" is a Bavarian invention, successfully exported to the entire
world.
It was originally a very specific arrangement, basically only in Munich:
outdoors events where only beer was served at tables placed under trees. No
building. No food served and you were expected to bring your own food
2017-06-14 16:01 GMT+02:00 Dave F :
> It appears many of us (UK only?) have been misinterpreting the meaning of
> biergarten to represent outdoor seating areas of pubs.
in Italy similar questions arised.
One of the reasons might be that there aren't clear definitions:
https://wiki.openstreetmap
Apologies, I shouldn't have used the term 'seating areas'. They
certainly form a part of the garden, but can also include other features
such as playgrounds & large areas of grass (I went to one which had a
full sized football pitch in its grounds).
DaveF
On 14/06/2017 15:10, Marc Gemis wrote
Is https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:leisure%3Doutdoor_seating
anyhow related to what you try to map ? Please note it is only a
proposal.
regards
m
On Wed, Jun 14, 2017 at 4:01 PM, Dave F wrote:
> It appears many of us (UK only?) have been misinterpreting the meaning of
> biergarten to re
It appears many of us (UK only?) have been misinterpreting the meaning
of biergarten to represent outdoor seating areas of pubs.
To rectify I'm changing the value to 'beer_garden' for the ones in my
area when specific areas are mapped as a polygon, but there seems a lack
of agreement on the ke
