Sentence examples for drinking destination from inspiring English sources

By the River Head down to Leith, Edinburgh's port on the Firth of Forth, an industrial waterfront that is now a dining and drinking destination, including restaurants that boast Michelin stars.

Open Mon-Fri 11am-2am, Sat-Sun 10am-2am Corsets from the original tenants, Chandler's Corset Store, hang on the wall at this downtown drinking destination steeped in history, and the long bar, high ceilings, and attentive, polished bartenders add an air of grandeur.

Open Mon Wed 8am midnight; Thu & Fri 8 1am; Sat 10 1am; Sun 10am midnight The port of Leith is currently Edinburgh's go-to eating and drinking destination, with several good cocktail bars and excellent restaurants springing up along the shore - Martin Wishart, The Kitchin, and the Plumed Horse are all Michelin-starred.

Milwaukee's undercover drinking destination moves on.

They currently patrol the Deansgate area of the city centre, a popular drinking destination on a weekend and home to the largest public house in the UK, The Moon Under Water, somewhat over-optimistically named after George Orwell's ideal pub.

They currently patrol the Deansgate area of the city center, a popular drinking destination on a weekend and home to the largest public house in the UK, The Moon Under Water, somewhat over-optimistically named after George Orwell's ideal pub.

The world's most decadent bars have been crowned at The World's 50 Best Bars Awards 2014, with London and New York dominating the top five as the finest drinking destinations.

No longer lonely hangouts mostly populated by jet-lagged travelers, the bars and lounges at luxury hotels are now among the city's most desirable drinking destinations.

BAR OF THE WEEK L'ATTITUDE BAR Novotel, 173-185 GRoad, Londonh Road, London SE10 (020 8312 6800) Traditionally, Novotels are not famous as hip drinking destinations.

The ambitious spot (named after a notorious 19th-century street gang) intends to combine two of the area's bygone drinking destinations: the sort of taproom patronized by immigrants and a sporting man's cocktail lounge.

For those who prefer to line their stomachs before enjoying, say, a Dewey D at PDT — rye, sherry, Aperol and bitters — several of these drinking destinations provide thoughtful, tasty food beyond the usual burgers, bowls of pretzels and cheese plates.