What is another word for last orders?
Pronunciation: [lˈast ˈɔːdəz] (IPA) 
Last orders is a phrase commonly heard in British pubs, referring to the final call for customers to place their drink orders before the establishment closes for the night. Although a commonly used term, there are several synonyms that can be used to indicate the same idea. Examples of these synonyms include last call, closing time, final round, and curfew. These terms are used to signal to patrons that it is time to make their final purchases and that the establishment will be closing shortly. Regardless of the wording used, it is important to respect last orders and adhere to any rules or restrictions set by the establishment.
