Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Restaurant & Bar





Restaurant & Bar

Years ago there were a few number of restaurants each having its own particular taste and atmosphere. A few among them included a small bar as a portion of their restaurant. Later on the business of restaurants increased and now we can see restaurants working in the form of chains. Number of restaurants having bars in them also increased with this trend and today we find that almost every restaurant has a bar within its premises. Just similar to the competition in food preparing, bar are also a part of this contest.

Restaurant bar stools are one important part of such bars. There are several kinds of bar stools available each kind having its own characteristics as per their making. One can get a bar stool in almost every colour, every size and every design, all depends upon your restaurant theme. There is no need to mention that how important it is for your stools to be in accordance to the theme of your interior. Of course you will have to go through several tricky situations to manage the theme but there is one solution related to bar stools which can make your free from this problem.

Bar Boulud, London SW1: Nowhere near as good as it likes to think it is. Photograph: Graham Turner for the Guardian

A year ago I met Richard Coles, the erstwhile Communard turned broadcaster who moonlights as a curate, and the talk turned to the effects of the recession on the collection plate. He must, I said, have noticed quite a downturn. Not really, he said – if anything, it's slightly up. Blimey, I said, how cheering to find people's charitable instincts heightened by hardship rather than flattened. Where's your church? "Knightsbridge," he said.

"Wish I was in Lyon, eating proper food." My weeny merguez, resting flaccidly on couscous, franked the inoffensiveness form, while another, fatter nine quid banger, "the Beaujolaise" – an amalgam of pork, mushroom, onion and bacon – seemed less a sausage than a loose coalition struggling to coexist amicably under the one skin. A request that a green salad be more than a few frisée leaves was technically granted, in that some rocket was lobbed in, but the requested cucumber and celery were denied us.
This simple solution is that you just choose black colour along with any design and material for your restaurant bar stools. It fits best with any colour scheme however if the colour of your theme is either white or light brown then it will work best. You can not only use this in your restaurant but also in your home or specially in your kitchen.

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