THE bartender pulls the handle and the liquid pours forth from keg to glass with the distinctive gushing sound that has launched a zillion thirsts.
The Playlist The bartender pulls double duty as D.J. On a recent Friday, Mr. Hamilton's iPod included a Williamsburg-appropriate mix of mid-aughts Brooklyn rock (MGMT, et al) along with some mellow '70s and '80s pop hits.
Her students came up with an amazing array -- the shooter as a lesbian lover of the bride, chatting with a bartender before pulling out her gun; the shooter as a subject of gossip years later, at a high school reunion.
Meet our ice artist, I imagine the bartender saying, pulling back a curtain to unveil a steady-handed sculptor armed with a set of tiny chisels.
Once, though he was nearly broke and working as a bartender, he pulled $1,000 out of his sock and gave it to a friend starting a restaurant.
"I think they're blowing off steam," Patricia Villari, a bartender, says between pulling drafts.
Main courses will range from $16 to $40, and with about 200 seats, the servers and bartenders could pull in a sizable haul in tips, Mr. Juck said, as long as the customers show up.
While bartenders just pull a pint of someone else's beer or wine into a glass and hand it to you, a barista actually makes different drinks before your eyes, and through a process you couldn't replicate – at least not if there's any fancy milk involved.
The bartender need only pull on a specified handle over a mug or glass, and voila!
The man then went inside and angrily confronted the bartender with antigay slurs, the police said, pulling up his gray hooded sweatshirt, and revealing a silver revolver in a shoulder holster.
