CAFE BARS
CAFE-BARS
Offering the best in both worlds, opening the evening time into your establishment.
ORDER NOWThe designation Cafe-Bar neatly sums up the appeal of a venue which is open all day, from breakfast through to late evening.
WHAT IS A CAFE-BAR?
A licensed Cafe-bar works especially well throughout all of the day, offering breakfast, morning goods and afternoon tea and coffee, while satisfying the demand for alcoholic drinks arises at lunchtime and evenings.
In the context of a traditional European cafe-bar, sales of alcoholic drinks are usually served as an accompaniment to food, though in the UK the food offer has traditionally come in second place to drinks.
The influence of wine bar style led the design of the Cafe-Bar away from more a traditional pub format and into a more 'foodie' atmosphere. In a similar way that the Gastro-pub is still a pub atmosphere but with good food, the cafe-bar can embrace the qualities of a wine bar, but with great quality coffee as a 'hero' product.
A contemporary Cafe-Bar scheme in Basildon, Essex.
Ground floor area showing a variety of seating types and bar.
Cafe-bar styling may be either in a traditional form or a contemporary style, reflecting the geographical context and/or the preferences of the audience.
Food presentation counters and preparation facilities which in a traditional bar or pub are usually hidden from view, tend to be sited up-front in full view of the customer, on the counter - reflecting the need for efficiency and fast service
However, depending on the degree to which evening bar business is envisaged, it must be possible through lighting, music and design, to transform the cafe-bar environment to suit the needs of the evening market
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