Keep a sharp eye and snag a seat at the bar and you'll be well into carpe diem before the poor slobs with their names on a list have even been seated. Read more.
The bar at Postino, 9 times out of 10, is the absolute way to go for avoiding a long wait. You may have to hover a bit though, and keep a sharp eye to snag a seat. Read more.
Skip the wait list and grab a seat at the bar for some unforgettable pizza and quick service. Read more.
Park your butt at the right end of the bar & you'll be able to watch the food coming out of the kitchen and maybe squeeze in a convo w/ chef-owner Kevin Binkley.
The oval-shaped bar, parked smack in the middle of the room, is the focal point and the beating heart of Citizen and if you're a restaurant-industry type or a regular, that's where you should be. Read more.
Phx's movers & shakers know where to find the bar as well as the martinis for which Durant's is famous & when it feels impossible to get a table in the restaurant, they grab a seat there for dinner. Read more.
Try to get in on the dark, cozy cantina side of the bar. It's more comfortable and more quiet (although that's really just a matter of degree when season's in full swing). Read more.
The bar at this pitch-dark steakhouse is comfortable and cozy and puts you front and center of the glowing, hustling kitchen. Read more.
The covered patio tucked away between Richardson's and Rokerij is probably the best choice for bar seating when the weather is favorable Read more.
Dick's is a tiny hole-in-the-wall offering the chicken Chimayo & other dishes found at Richardson's, as well as a friendly and inviting bar staff. Read more.
There's something irresistible about the bar, situated near the front door & conducive to people-watching. It's the place regulars gravitate to, hoping for a brief chat w/ chef-owner Chrysa Robertson. Read more.
Although the lush, flower-filled patio has its charms, the best place for Tricksters to be is invariably the outdoor bar, roofed and shaded by two towering old trees. Read more.
Park yourself at the expansive bar overlooking the exhibition kitchen. The stools are plush, the seating spacious, the contemporary French menu steeped in tradition and the wine list excellent. Read more.
Drop in in the early morning, when it's still pleasant enough to sit on the outside looking in & when it gets too steamy outside, reverse it. It's a sweet, unpretentious place to relax at the bar.. Read more.
