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The phrase "a bar for every" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or provision of something in relation to a specific quantity or type, often in a context where variety or abundance is implied.
Example: "In this city, there's a bar for every taste, from craft beer to fine wine."
Alternatives: "a place for each" or "a venue for every".
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A BAR FOR EVERY CULTURAL OBSESSION In a district called the Golden Gai in Shinjuku, dozens of diminutive watering holes each pay homage to a different theme.
There's a bar for every taste.
BELLY UP In Chicago, there's a bar for every palate.
There's a bar for every clique and mood.
There's a bar for every mood in New York City.
It's got a bar for every scene, but not every bar is confined to one particular scene.
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