Sentence examples for inviting bars from inspiring English sources

The fact they moved into the crypt and their reluctance to linger in the inviting bars between the City and Stepney suggest cash is short.

But it was configured differently, and it didn't have the long bar just inside its entrance, one of the most inviting bars in the city, a band of dark stone shaped like a horseshoe, so that when you sit at it, you face the people around you.

As you enter, you pass a long, inviting bar.

Tinto's inviting bar and dining room are full of wood from an old upstate barn.

The inviting bar and dining room are full of wood, taken from an old upstate barn.

The Bar -- The full menu is available at the inviting bar, which runs the length of the main dining room.

Now, the 58-room hotel has the Pearl Lounge, an inviting bar with cushy cream- and chocolate-colored couches and a flickering gas fireplace.

An after-work crowd fills the long, inviting bar to overflowing; and to secure a seat in the restaurant section, diners would be smart to have a reservation.

Tregenna is also the manager of Brown's, the inviting bar in which Thomas did much of his drinking, and which was one of the first stops for most of the promenading audience.

Sit either at the inviting bar or at the low-slung white cushioned seats in the lounge and take advantage of $5 martinis (the real gin or vodka kinds, not the litchi/raspberry/apple interlopers) and glasses of wine.

The Inn With the Well (Marlborough Road, Ogbourne St. George; 44-1672-84-14-45; www.thatnnwiththewell.co.uk), a coaching inn that dates back to 1647, has comfortable rooms, good food and a spacious, inviting bar.