Sentence examples for designed bar from inspiring English sources
Then you have to end up getting hopelessly drunk at the specially designed bar on lots of martinis — shaken, not stirred.
This study reviews clinical experience with a newly designed bar for minimally invasive repair of pectus carinatum.
Locals and travellers mix in the beautifully designed bar and lounge area of this Tokyo hostel, in a converted warehouse overlooking the Sumida river.
These days, it seems as though every home featured in a design blog or magazine has a beautifully designed bar area, and it's not surprising to see why.
Pull up a chair at the vibrantly designed bar (coconut wood floors, hand-painted walls and street market-inspired lanterns), order a cocktail made with hand-cranked cane sugar (7 euros, or about $9.80 at $1.40 to the euro) and get ready for late night dancing to a mix of live and D.J.'d world music.
But, for Ian MacPherson, 'If a black person won't go to a nicely designed bar, they're saying only white people can drink in a nice bar and that's crap.' Arthur Baker and Stuart Hopson Jones, co-owners of Harlem, a bar-club-restaurant that's replaced the old Prince of Wales pub, want their venue to be as mixed as the local community.
Soup from £1.75; sandwiches from £3. 1056 Argyle Street, +44 (0)141 221 7975; laucknerandmoore.com This upscale if slightly blandly designed bar-diner is located at the 'unfashionable' end of Byres Road, but somewhere offering food this good and cheap would thrive anywhere.
Mr. Massie also designed bars of transparent soap, each emblazoned with a P.S. 1/Museum of Modern Art logo.
Mr. Adjaye has also designed bars and restaurants that have far surpassed the usual half-life of trendy nightspots.
— Jeff Gordinier The Telegraph: Images of the world's most innovatively designed bars and restaurants, from the new book "Architecture Now! Eat Shop Drink," from Taschen.
One of Sir Terrance Conran's ever-expanding number of overly designed bars and restaurants around town, Mezzo is a bit luxurious without a sense of arrogance.
