The bar was invented in Great Britain 170 years ago by engineer I.K. Brunel as a way to more quickly serve drinks. The first bar to serve alcohol was installed at The Great Western Hotel. There are many types of bars including wine bars, cocktail bars, beer bars, pub bars, lounge bars, sports bars, night clubs bars, dive bars, and cabaret bars that serve various alcoholic beverages and foods specific to their concept. Bars originated as a specialised counter for serving drinks to customers.

2.  The first bar appeared in Great Britain about
170 years ago.
 It was invented by I.K Brunel, a great British
engineer, as a mean of more quickly serving.
 The first bar to serve alcohol was installed at
The Great Western Hotel.

3.  It is a place which serves soft & alcoholic
beverages including draft & bottled
beer,wine,spirits & cocktails.
 The term ‘A Bar’ means a ‘specialised
counter’ on which drinks are served. It is
also the method of serving customers from
a counter.
 The “Back Bar” is a set of shelves of glasses
& bottles behind the counter.

4.  Wine Bar or Liquor Bar
 Cocktail Bar
 Beer Bar
 Public bar
 Lounge bar
 Sports Bar
 Night Club Bar
 Dive Bar
 Cabaret Bar

5.  Wine bar sell everything from Beer to Hard
Liquor.
 Wine Bars admit only adult customers.
 Traditionally modern wine bar combine wine
with selections of appetizers. Appetizers can
be different greatly based on the food
tradition of the countries.

6.  It is a place where a great variety of
cocktails are offered to the customers.
 A Cocktail is any mixed drink containing
alcohol.
 Cocktails are made with gin, whisky, rum,
tequila, brandy, or vodka mixed with fruit
juices,sugar,honey,water,ice,soda,milk,crea
m,herbs,bitters.

7.  A Beer Bar is a place where all types of beer are
on sale.
 Beer is the oldest alcoholic beverage; the third
most popular drink over the world after water &
tea.
 Beer has less alcoholic content than wine. The
strength of beer is usually around 4% to 6% of
alcohol by volume.
 Beer Bars are prohibited to sell alcoholic
beverages instead of beer.
 They serve bottled, canned & draught beers that
is served from a large container-

8.  A bar which is located in lobby or public area
were the people move is more & has a luxury
decor and lavish furnish with excellent bar
tenders to enjoy varieties of beverages.
 Large in size

9.  It is small in size.
 It is more comfortable and have cherished
atmosphere.
 It is expensive and meant for elities.

10.  It offers some kind of menu options such as,
sandwiches,burgers,pizza and appetizers.
 The main attraction is sporting events, sports
bar have a televisions in view of every seat,
sometimes tuned to different channels.
 Audio and video technology come into play,
wth some owners spending a large
percentage of their revenue on keeping up
with the latest technology.

11.  Very expensive, exclusively meant for elites.
 They serve los of table wines with table
service.
 It closes late night.

12.  It is a type of bar or a pub.
 Dive bars generally have a relaxed and
informal atmosphere-often refer to
‘neighbourhood bars’, where people in the
neighbourhood gather to drink and socialize.
 Individual bars may be considered to be
disreputable.

13.  Cabaret is a form of entertainment featuring
music, comedy, song, dance, recitation or
drama.
 It is mainly distinguished by its performance
venue, such as in a restaurant, pub or night
club with a stage for performances.