The phrase "a small bar for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of establishment or a feature of a location, often in the context of hospitality or social settings.
Example: "We decided to stop by a small bar for a quick drink before heading to the concert."
Alternatives: "a cozy pub for" or "a little tavern for".
However, this shop is not just about clothes, its concept is multi-dimensional: there's a small bar for coffees and cocktails and a permanent exhibition of art byJosephine Zayal.
Mr. Ghoshal and his crew gave it a full-body makeover, with earth-tone wainscoted walls, burnished-wood floors and, in a corner, a small bar for solo diners or couples.
2. Dark Chocolate: Eat a small bar of dark chocolate for a great load of antioxidants and a sweet tooth satisfaction.
A small Bar Seki for sushi is set just inside Sushi Seki's entrance.
Rathvon posted himself behind a small bar and made drinks for everybody.
In the evenings, she worked at a small bar she had bought for extra income.
The taqueria has a small bar with a few stools for eating in, but mainly serves as an affordable, tasty takeout stand.
The woodwork has been lovingly restored, and many old features have been left intact, like small wooden apothecary drawers, set sideways into the wall for holding supplies, and rolling wood ladders and old counters used for a small bar and to display desserts.
I didn't acknowledge it at the time, but I can see in hindsight that with every song I uploaded on Soundcloud or played on a small bar stage, I was waiting for someone to notice me and miraculously shift my circumstances.
At times, the performance felt better suited for a small bar or even the singer's living room, as stories about Krall's son being disciplined for swearing at school or her aunt playing piano in her underwear might have gone well over beer and chips.
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