private bar

British  

noun

1. Also called: the private.  the saloon or lounge bar of a public house Compare public bar

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Example Sentences

For those with a penchant for entertaining, there are multiple areas in the home to do so, including the enormous kitchen that features an island capable of seating plenty of guests, as well as a formal dining room, a dark living room complete with a private bar, and a main living space that features a wall of windows.

From MarketWatch

Opened in its current form just over a year ago, Ladbroke Hall now houses not only two floors of exhibition space for Carpenters Workshop Gallery, but also Pollini, an award-winning Italian restaurant, a space for private events, a small concert venue that holds weekly Friday jazz nights and a private bar for those who pay to become patrons of the gallery.

From New York Times

The club is climate controlled and includes a private bar with field views, lounge seats, flat-screen televisions, in-seat storage and personal beverage coolers.

From Seattle Times

"We are very afraid that everything will close as before," said Denis Rosel, a doorman at a private bar in Havana.

From Reuters

The tour takes you to the orchestra seats, up into the balcony and into a private bar area.

From Washington Times