Everything about Snack Bar totally explained
A
snack bar usually refers to an inexpensive
food counter that's part of a permanent structure where
snack foods and light meals are sold. A snack bar at a
beach is a small building situated high on the sand.
Besides
soft drinks,
candies and
chewing gums, some snack bars sell
hot dogs,
hamburgers,
french fries,
potato chips/
corn chips, et cetera.
While this is usually the case, sometimes "snack bar" refers to a small
cafe or
cafeteria.
Various small, casual dining establishments might be referred to as a "snack bar," including a
beverage and snack counter at a
movie theater and/or a small
deli.
Most places that have snack bars, in order to get people to spend money if they want food or drink, adopt a policy of, "No Outside Food or Drink".
In Japan
In Japan, a "snack bar" (スナックバー sunakku bā), or "snack" for short, refers to a kind of
hostess bar, an alcohol-serving
bar that employs female staff that are paid to serve and flirt with male customers. Although they don't charge an entry fee (and often have no set prices on their menus), they usually have an arbitrary (and expensive) bill or charge a set hourly fee plus a "bottle charge". Customers purchase a bottle in their own name and it's kept for future visits. Typical snack bars are segregated ethnically, and customers can choose from Thai, Filipina, Russian, Korean and Japanese entertainers in ascending expense. Dating hostesses is discouraged but not forbidden. It is often possible to pay the bar for dating privileges. Prostitution is illegal and snack bar hostesses are normally not prostitutes. In Japan, "snack bar" can also refer to a
candy bar.
Bar de tapas
The
bar de tapas, found in many
Spanish-speaking countries, features
tapas (appetizers) and may also serve alcohol.
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