Definition of public bar in English:

public bar

noun

British

The more plainly furnished bar in a pub.
Compare with lounge bar
Example sentencesExamples
- Shefflin's is a three storey licensed premises with a traditional-style public bar, a modern lounge and the recently developed Scorpions night club.
- Three sides here in the public bar, and one side opening onto the adjacent lounge bar.
- A futile argument is dominating public bars and dinner tables all over Europe.
- It includes a popular public bar, private lounge bar, function room, fitted kitchen, dining room, living room, bathroom and general storage area.
- It will also have a public bar, guests' bar, restaurant and a function/conference room.

单词	public bar
释义	Definition of public bar in English: public bar noun British The more plainly furnished bar in a pub. Compare with lounge bar Example sentencesExamples Shefflin's is a three storey licensed premises with a traditional-style public bar, a modern lounge and the recently developed Scorpions night club. Three sides here in the public bar, and one side opening onto the adjacent lounge bar. A futile argument is dominating public bars and dinner tables all over Europe. It includes a popular public bar, private lounge bar, function room, fitted kitchen, dining room, living room, bathroom and general storage area. It will also have a public bar, guests' bar, restaurant and a function/conference room.
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