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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a real bar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an actual physical bar establishment, often in contrast to something that is not a bar or is a different type of venue.
Example: "After a long week, I decided to unwind at a real bar instead of just hanging out at home."
Alternatives: "an actual bar" or "a genuine bar".
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"This feels more like a real bar".
(The space can function as a real bar during fund-raisers).
It looked just like a real bar, with tall stools and nooks for wine.
The Green Mill illustrates perfectly the difference between a theme bar and a real bar.
As Jean-Remy says, the Gobe Lune is a real "bar atmosphère", super-friendly and well worth a visit.
I did this because my parents did it, although they had a real bar with a black marble sink.
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This was a serious feat, a real bar-raising of thing-losing, not only because in general it is difficult to lose a truck but also because the truck in question was enormous.
Then a page about a possibly real bar musician known as the Spoiler.
The space will also have a coffee (and real) bar, as well as Bumble merchandise for sale (where all proceeds go to charity).
But the interior you see on the sitcom is, alas, a translation of the real bar's interior to a set in -- where else? -- a lot in Los Angeles.
"When you walk in, there's a bar cart but no real bar, and you get a drink as you walk in". The rest of the space, once a shop, is completely open, with an enormous kitchen to serve a mere 42 seats in a subdued setting.
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