Sentence examples for beer saloon from inspiring English sources

Below lie some of the familiar indicators of urban gentrification: a hipster coffee shop, a craft beer saloon, and not so very far away, a Whole Foods.

Tells about the sites of Fred's Buffet Bar, in Beekman Street; the Umbrella Beer Saloon; Mouquin's Ann Street Bar; the Holland House Bar and the Knickerbocker Bar.

Beer saloons now shoddy and unpainted.

Mr. Spurrier's resignation, tendered rather awkwardly on Tuesday after he recorded 12 victories and 20 defeats in two seasons, has momentarily replaced politics and mad cow disease as the stuff of conversation in the salons of Georgetown, working-class apartments, country clubs and shot-and-beer saloons.

If you are not in a great hurry, however (and why should you be at eleven-thirty or twelve on a fight night?), the best plan of all is to walk up to 167th and have a beer in a saloon, or a cup of tea in the 167th Street Cafeteria, and wait until the whole mess clears away.

In 1884 the Real Estate Record and Guide predicted a rosy future for the Bowery, the lower section of Third Avenue from Chatham Square in Chinatown to Fourth Street, saying that it was "destined to be the great retail mart of the central and eastern portion of the city," even though it was lined with beer gardens and saloons and surrounded by tenements and lodging houses.

We were drowsing contentedly over a beer at the bar of an Irish saloon over on Third Avenue, but our contentment was not entirely alcoholic.

Matty Wall was keeping what he called a "respectable place" - he did more of a beer business in his saloon.

If you order a beer at Crabby's saloon, it had better be an Anheuser-Busch product.

A cabinet contains the few items that digging had uncovered: a shattered beer stein from the saloon era and cosmetics from a 1920s store.

The New Yorker, October 19, 1940 P. 26 Matty Wall was keeping what he called a "respectable place" - he did more of a beer business in his saloon.