Sentence examples for the front lounge from inspiring English sources

Customers can relax with a glass of wine or littledishes in the front lounge or stop in for takeout.

The front lounge, with its glass entry, leather-swathed stools and hip lighting, has a certain "wow" factor.

If you are just looking for drinks, something light to eat, live entertainment and a hangout with a pulse, go no farther than the front lounge.

A server prepares them an applejack cocktail, frozen with a blast of nitrogen, and, at the end of the meal, brings them to the front lounge for free cognac.

The nightspot's extensive tapas menu, well-chosen wine list and live weekend performances (mostly jazz and South American music) keep the front lounge, bar and vaulted-ceiling dining room packed.

Listeners (a few dozen) were greeted in the front lounge by a tall man who was guarding an array of fancy Macintosh stereo components worth (he said) a total of two hundred and five thousand dollars.

The multiple pleasures of the menu extend to the dining room, outfitted with settees in the cozy front lounge, overhead sails of cloth and a wall of wooden slats through which some greenery pokes.

Brick and stone walls and arches over the bar and front lounge suggest, appropriately, a wine cellar.

During my recent visits no more than half of the 60 or so seats in its front lounge area and back dining room were filled.

Semantically cuter but otherwise less appealing than DFF, Halfsteak, 85 10th Avenue, (15th Street); (212) 400-6699; no reservations, occupies what had been the front cocktail lounge of Craftsteak, Mr. Colicchio's upscale steakhouse.

The atmosphere remains at once cool, cozy and — in a front lounge with a bar of stacked stones and tree-stump stools — somewhat whimsical.