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

“When all is said and done, I firmly believe that the private bar will be lauded for banding together to protect our justice system and to preserve our most sacred liberties and rights,” Karp told the audience that evening, likening their contribution to that of the lawyers who joined the civil-rights movement.

From The Wall Street Journal

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