Sentence examples for charming bar from inspiring English sources

· The Crazy Bear, Bear Lane, Stadhampton OX44 7UR (01865 890714) The Sir Charles Napier - it has a charming bar with cosy fires, and a good wine list.

For a leisurely and satisfying meal, get a table on the deck of the Cottage (77 Mirror Lake Drive; 518-523-2544), an impossibly charming bar and restaurant overlooking Mirror Lake, a small lake bordering the larger Lake Placid.

This strip of formerly grungy Finnieston has become, against the odds, a dining destination, bristling with the city's coolest: Crabshakk, the charming bar and restaurant The Finnieston, the revivified Kelvingrove Cafe and the just landed attractive nouveau-chippy, Old Salty's.

And the menu, which for the last few years of Café des Artistes ran best to potato chips and cheese dip at the dark and charming bar in the restaurant's rear, has become a testament to the rustic joys of Sardinia and Sicily: simple food, apparently simply prepared.

Most nights we sleep at the Glenuig Inn, an eco-hotel with a charming bar and locally sourced menu, on its own little bay where guests can simply haul up their sea-kayaks and stroll past the wandering sheep to the inn's 18th-century door.

If Sainte-Foy isn't exactly Disco Central, there are a number of charming bar-restaurants up and down the slopes.

But now, Keong Saik Road is more home to boutique hotels and charming bars.

Explore the Dutch capital's streets and waterways with this helpful guide and you will not only avoid the tourist traps but uncover great markets, lesser-known museums and charming bars, cafes and restaurants.

One of the most charming bars in Manhattan happens to be tucked away inside one of the city's best boutique hotels.

ATMOSPHERE A narrow but charming wine bar with about 20 stools and another dozen seats at tiny tables in the back.

CROTON-ON-HUDSON - ALTHOUGH summer is long gone, anyone missing a favorite clam shack in Rhode Island or Massachusetts can head to Ocean House, the charming oyster bar and grill opened by Brian Galvin and his wife, Paula.