Style guide question! Capitalizing "The Place Name"

[gement]

If a place name starts with "The" and is used in the middle of a sentence, should "the" be capitalized in that spot? It's very common in bar names. I've tried consulting style guides and can't find it.

Examples:
He should have left them at T/the Prancing Pony, as they were clearly a bunch of food-obsessed tossers.
I'm going to T/the Cuff Friday night, while my girlfriend is having drinks at T/the Wild Rose.
Is T/the Wilde Rover actually queer-friendly, or do they just like putting a picture of Oscar Wilde on their sign?

Comments

[nbarnes.livejournal.com]

There is no universally accepted standard. Unfortunately, every proposed standard is either too radical to gain widespread acceptance across disparate audiences or fails to encompass all the possibilities that one might want to address. Each writer needs to consider the target audience and choose according to what they think will communicate their intent to that audience. Of necessity, this opens the author to disapproval from others with disagreements, or who are simply disagreeable; some people have strong opinions on the subject and will project the strength of those opinions onto their opinion of you. This is normal, but regrettable. Authors must simply take such things in stride and have enough confidence in their work to ignore this kind of, and I use the term loosely, feedback.

Also, I'm pretty sure that it's The Cuff.

[gement.livejournal.com]

"every proposed standard is either too radical to gain widespread acceptance"

Are you sure you're not thinking of ungendered pronouns? :D

[nbarnes.livejournal.com]

Are you sure you're not thinking of ungendered pronouns? :D

Absolutely sure.

[onyletris.livejournal.com]

If "the" is in the title, yes, capitalize it.