Let us start by saying the list evolved as did our definition. So we might not be as consistent as we’d like. If a bar said it was dive, we made it a dive. If the bar said it was a pub, we made it a pub. How the bar types itself trumps our work. Here are the definitions for each bar type for those subject to interpretation. Bar/Restaurant – A bar that serves more upscale food // Beach Bar // Beer Garden // Brewery // Brewpub-Brewery that serves food // Cocktail Bar-While it would serve beer, it’s focus is cocktails // Dive // Hotel Bar // Irish Pub // Karaoke Bar // Nightclub-Typically some entertainment, some that serve food // Piano Bar // Pub-Originating from the UK, pubs are public houses that serve a wide range of alcoholic beverages and ,sometimes, traditional British ales. They often have a cozy atmosphere and a menu that includes hearty meals. Pubs are community-focused and provide a space for socializing and camaraderie. // Restaurant/Bar-very upscale. Often requires a reservation for dinner. The bar is secondary. // Rooftop Bar // Saloon-Particularly in the American West, saloons were large establishments with a large reception hall and a more rowdy crowd. They are often associated with a western theme and rustic charm. Saloons are known for their lively atmosphere and entertainment options, such as live music and dancing. // Speakeasy // Sports Bar // Tavern-With roots in ancient times, taverns are versatile establishments that not only serve food and drinks but also provided accommodation for travelers. They often have a more rustic and historical feel, with a menu that includes a variety of spirits, cocktails and wines. Taverns are known for their diverse drink menu and broader range of cuisines // Theme Bar // Whiskey Bar // Wine Bar //