Sentence examples for host of bars from inspiring English sources
This recently converted brewery has become a major nightlife centre, with a host of bars, restaurants and clubs thronged with Luxembourg's young and beautiful people.
You have your pick of restaurants there, many of them better than they need to be, and a host of bars to follow, many of them less horrifying than you might imagine.
Plat du jour €10.50 Lyon's main food market is housed in an unattractive modern building on the unfashionable side of town, but locals flock here at the weekend for their shopping as the quality of the produce - from cheese and foie gras to oysters and charcuterie - is outstanding, and there are a host of bars and bistros for long lazy lunches.
While the guidebooks talk up luxury hotels and haute couture in the restored downtown area, a host of bars and restaurants, local designer boutiques and art galleries are popping up in the more bohemian neighbourhoods of Mar Mikhael, Badaro and Gemmayzeh.
Hotel Moka, and a host of restaurants, bars and attractions, are dotted discreetly around the community.
As SW 8th St heads away from downtown, it becomes Calle Ocho, and Little Havana, with a host of Cuban bars and shops.
A new harbour has been carved out a few hundred metres along the coast, which has made space for a host of new bars and restaurants.
One main street, three mountains, a host of cozy bars and unassuming restaurants, and family owned boutiques.
Last year, the city welcomed a sleek art museum and a host of trendy new bars, boutiques and hotels, among them, the stylish Louis Hotel, which opened in September.
This means Georgians with certain licences can now carry their guns to a whole host of new places: bars, parts of airports, some government buildings, schools (with special permission) and even churches.
Book by dates vary, valid for various dates 6 January-6 March Make the most of your trip Top 10 guide to eating in Copenhagen Brisbane The Queensland capital is being tipped as a hot destination for 2015, thanks to a host of new hotels, bars and restaurants.
