Apr 14, 2008 7:24 PM GMT
So, I've begun bartending at a bar in the Chicago area which has just started to get over its new and fresh phase. Its a really beautiful bar, but its also very strange. For example, Friday night our crowd was very much the younger hipster, sporty, and model crowd, then Saturday night it was noticeably more bearish and harder to define.
Now let me clarify that neither I, nor the owners, care about the crowd's makeup, but what we do care about is how we make our bar better in a general sense. So I figured I'd solicit the forums for your ideas. What is it that makes a bar a destination for you? We all know that there are bars people go to because its 'the bar' but what is it about a bar that gets you excited to go?
So I've asked the question in two or three different ways, thanks ahead of time for your responses.
Now let me clarify that neither I, nor the owners, care about the crowd's makeup, but what we do care about is how we make our bar better in a general sense. So I figured I'd solicit the forums for your ideas. What is it that makes a bar a destination for you? We all know that there are bars people go to because its 'the bar' but what is it about a bar that gets you excited to go?
So I've asked the question in two or three different ways, thanks ahead of time for your responses.