Sentence examples for beer spot from inspiring English sources

There is Cafe Ariman (Kungsgatan 2; ariman.se), coffee shop by day, beer spot by night — historically frequented by leftists, radicals and intellectuals — whose Web site hints that the red color scheme is both literal and "perhaps metaphorical".

Also, a jug of Clorox liquid bleach is loudly slammed on a table as a mnemonic device — not unlike the way a beer can or stein is heartily slammed on a bar in a beer spot.

For lunch, I pieced together a cheap meal by snacking at two mediocre chains, 100 Montaditos, a beer spot that serves tiny sandwiches for a pittance, and the Museo del Jamón, which is not a "ham museum" but a chain of luncheonette-style bars, where bready sandwiches light on meat start at 1 euro.

It's to be replaced, predictably enough, by a new craft beer spot called, simply, 'The Beer Kitchen'.

But there's no better stereotype than walking into a commercial callback for a beer spot and being told to strip down to a bikini.

For every spirits advertiser that joins beer marketers on television, he predicted, the more the spirits commercials will come to resemble beer spots.

Mr. Eakman, 47, made his home in the beer spots, lobbies, park benches and hallways of the Elliott-Chelsea Houses, a warren of brown-and-tan-brick projects along Ninth Avenue in the West 20's.

On the other hand, Anheuser-Busch InBev, which often does not complete its Super Bowl ad plans until a day or two before the game — and has been known to switch beer spots around mere hours before game time — told reporters on Tuesday that its lineup for Sunday was set.

Obviously throwing two of the best selectors out there together behind the platters at one of the swankiest sushi and small beer spots in east London is always going to be a worthy exercise, but trust us when we say that this might just be the most absurdly enjoyable mix of 2017 to date.

The Garage on Motor Ave .— This spot in the Palms neighborhood splits the difference between a straightforward sports bar and a craft-beer spot, and it's sure to be lively on Super Bowl Sunday.

One of Los Angeles' oldest craft beer hot spots -- Naja's Place in Redondo Beach -- is about to get some locally brewed company on the waterfront International Boardwalk.