The phrase "a maze of bars" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complex or confusing arrangement of bars, often in the context of a physical space or metaphorically to indicate entrapment or restriction.
Example: "As I walked through the city, I felt lost in a maze of bars, each one more intimidating than the last."
Alternatives: "a labyrinth of bars" or "a network of bars".
At the Absolut Welcome Party, 16 rooms of the French Quarter's historic Arnaud's Restaurant were transformed into a maze of bespoke bars and boîtes, featuring punch-bowl fountains of such classic concoctions as the sea breeze, the corpse reviver and the honey pot.
Instead I decide to find some place to drink in Golden Gai, a maze of minuscule bars housed in two-story buildings surrounded by Shinjuku skyscrapers.
The district is a maze of dingy dives, fado bars and chic clubs, populated by just the kind of grungy cross section the complex would hope to draw.
Yet it is by night that Testaccio succumbs to the invasion of the modern era, with a maze of clubs, restaurants and bars in and around the grottoes of the Monte dei Cocci, now known as "Testaccio village".
"The old charm, in truth, still survives in the town, despite the frantic efforts of boosters and boomers who, in late years, have replaced all its ancient cobblestones with asphalt". The sage would not be surprised to see that the boosters and boomers have been busy, chiefly in the city's much-publicized Inner Harbor area, a maze of skyscrapers and fern bars.
Patterns of striking beauty and power emerge from this seemingly simple arrangement of five monochromatic rectangular bars surrounded by a maze of white lines.
Enjoying its moment of fame as star of Scandinavian TV series The Bridge, cute little Malmö's medieval old core is a maze of cheerily painted townhouses brimming with buzzing bars and cafés, galleries and boutiques.
The wine bar-restaurant encompasses a maze of small rooms and hidden patios, with views of the Alcazaba and the neighboring Roman ampitheatre.
Jilly's, a venue now long gone, was a maze of twisty passages eventually leading to a bar and stage, deep within the building.
The protesters sprinted into a maze of smaller streets as World Cup fans drinking in small bars looked on.
