"bar customer" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English.
For example, you might write: "The bar customer asked the bartender for a beer."
Overheard in a local bar, customer to bartender: "An Old Grand-Dad on the rocks and two jiggers of water, please".
Playing a bar customer and the beer's mascot Wedgehead respectively, the pair fill the advert with a relentless barrage of quick-witted, inventive insults that they bat back and forth... all of which were apparently ad-libbed.
By William Walden and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 8 , 1954P. 24 Overheard in a local bar, customer to bartender: "An Old Grand-Dad on the rocks and two jiggers of water, please".
The woman with the badge ordered the bar customer to show identification, then cut the card into pieces when she complied, officials said.
A 60-year-old cocktail bar customer was wounded by gunfire when he stepped outside just after the robbery of a nearby pizza shop in Lancaster, sheriff's deputies said Thursday.
Ms. Sheppard said the martini in particular is a very personal cocktail, which bar customers enjoy customizing to their tastes.
THE BAR Customers can bring their own alcoholic beverages.
At the growler bar, customers can get their bottles filled with six kinds of draft beer.
Ms. Burke said that about 70percentt of her bar customers were smokers.
Once inside the bar, customers are expected to abide by house rules.
The current proposal stipulates that bar customers may only order two drinks for one person at a time.
