The phrase "also at the bar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is present in addition to others at a bar setting.
Example: "I saw Sarah and Tom at the party, and they were also at the bar enjoying drinks."
Alternatives: "present at the bar" or "there at the bar".
John Renger was also at the bar.
Ms. Bello was also at the bar that night, with Jaime Rivetts, a friend with whom she shared a ski lease on a Tahoe-area house.
A uniformed Mount Vernon police officer responded to a call from two off-duty Mount Vernon detectives who were also at the bar that night.
Mr. Browne, the police spokesman, said the bartender, Ms. Deferrari, who wrapped up work sometime after 4 a.m., had served a Hennessy Cognac to Mr. Polanco and her friend, an off-duty police officer, Vanessa Rodriguez, also at the bar.
Before our visit, Kovarsky's daughter wrote to me about her father's interests: "His eye has been attuned to beauty not only in pageantry and performance but also at the bar and grill, the beaches of Coney Island, the boxing ring, and the supermarket.
The weekend someone drives 500 kilometres to visit you for any reason at all is not the weekend to get cranked on K. My date ended up doing shots with friends who were also at the bar, then unilaterally deciding to blow off our dinner plans and take us to a house party.
The cheeses are also served at the bar, $10 for 3 and $18 for 6.
Johnny, who was also sitting at the bar, has a drinking problem.
Jaime Rodriguez and two of his friends, all of them long-time Raiders fans, also were at the bar hoisting beers and toasting Davis.
Yet, casually dressed patrons in fleece jackets and jeans also linger at the bar, keeping the scene low-key and neighborhoodlike.
The full food menu and raw options are also available at the bar.
