hotel, club, lounge, sports bar, pub, neighborhood bar, country western bar, cruise ship bar
What are the differences from one places vs. another, what might be some of the more common features at some of these that complete the atmosphere there?
Also what are some types of drinks served
well thats alot of venues and even the same types of venues will vary from one to another.
Sports bars will server hamburgers hotdogs nachos and other tailgating foods. They should have decent beer selections and prices and many many tv’s with volume along with Sports decore draped everywhere.
Clubs could be anything from a country club to a night club. I presume night club so it will be dark with neon lighting, a DJ, a few bars and possibly a few paid dancers. They will charge you a cover to get in and the drinks will be pricey.
A country western bar is more of a club than anything it just ahs a country western theme and music and custumers dressed in the same style.
Lounges are mostly found in hotels and they are a small venue with maybe a live singer or band or elevator music if its really bad. And will tend to only have one bar and maybe a few guests at any one time.
Pubs are the Euro version of our neighborhood bars. They will have darts a tv or two and will be jam pack for its relatively small size. Most will offer a few beer choices mostly a few brand names a some local beers as well. Often they will be occupied by fans loyal to the local teams in there for every game they can watch on a few tvs. Think fish and chips for food here.
Neighborhood bars have repeat guests just like pubs where the bartender will prolly know you name and what u want to drink. this is where the locals go after work for a few drinks and they might grab a bite to eat too. They might have one tv for the local team.
Cruise ship bars most likey wont have tv’s and will simply be a single bar with a few stools. Most ppl will take thier drinks to the casino slots or to the pool lounge chairs.
Hope I didnt miss anything… but those are the basic identities.
December 21st, 2009 at 2:51 pm
well thats alot of venues and even the same types of venues will vary from one to another.
Sports bars will server hamburgers hotdogs nachos and other tailgating foods. They should have decent beer selections and prices and many many tv’s with volume along with Sports decore draped everywhere.
Clubs could be anything from a country club to a night club. I presume night club so it will be dark with neon lighting, a DJ, a few bars and possibly a few paid dancers. They will charge you a cover to get in and the drinks will be pricey.
A country western bar is more of a club than anything it just ahs a country western theme and music and custumers dressed in the same style.
Lounges are mostly found in hotels and they are a small venue with maybe a live singer or band or elevator music if its really bad. And will tend to only have one bar and maybe a few guests at any one time.
Pubs are the Euro version of our neighborhood bars. They will have darts a tv or two and will be jam pack for its relatively small size. Most will offer a few beer choices mostly a few brand names a some local beers as well. Often they will be occupied by fans loyal to the local teams in there for every game they can watch on a few tvs. Think fish and chips for food here.
Neighborhood bars have repeat guests just like pubs where the bartender will prolly know you name and what u want to drink. this is where the locals go after work for a few drinks and they might grab a bite to eat too. They might have one tv for the local team.
Cruise ship bars most likey wont have tv’s and will simply be a single bar with a few stools. Most ppl will take thier drinks to the casino slots or to the pool lounge chairs.
Hope I didnt miss anything… but those are the basic identities.
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December 21st, 2009 at 3:28 pm
give the points to Joe if he spends all that time.
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