Sentence examples for lunchtime bar from inspiring English sources
Yet barely a head turns when she slips into a lunchtime bar in Soho.
When I mentioned this attitude to a bunch of friendly Italians from out of town enjoying a lunchtime bar crawl, one of them said: "Don't take it personally.
The lunchtime bar menu includes a clutch of attention-grabbing sub-£10 plates, including Welsh rarebit with grilled back bacon and salad; haggis, neeps and tatties; and a salad of chicory, walnuts and local Cotherstone cheese.
The popular food makes good use of fresh local produce and diners have the choice of a simpler lunchtime bar menu or more elaborate restaurant dishes such as Kendal lamb rump with minted pea purée and rosemary jus.
A lunchtime salad bar, a selection of fancy cheeses and lower-cost alternatives to popular brands are in the offing, he said.
It's lunchtime, and the bar is empty.
Yet at lunchtime on Friday bars normally heaving with punters looked as puritanical as a New Labour seminar.
At Granada's Manchester studios in the early days, the shortest path to lunchtime refreshment was barred by a waist-high wall.
About 10 women gathered at the bar at lunchtime and demanded to be served, according to GQ.
On a normal lunchtime in Coogan's bar in Washington Heights, the Dominicans and Irish who have for years argued with, accepted and married one another, traditionally gather to flick TV channels between the Spanish and English language sports services.
"I feel very fortunate because lots of people dream of owning their own place and never have the opportunity," she said recently as she presided over her small staff and a sparse lunchtime crowd in the bar.
