Awesome Bars

The historic American Bar at The Stafford London hotel, has a playful menu addition — the New York Happy Meal — and (ba da ba-da-ba-ba-baaa) we’re lovin’ it. The classy combo is an ice-cold martini paired with golden fries. Imbibers choose from Tito’s Handmade Vodka Martini or the classic American Bar Gin Martini.

This unique bar cabinet from Howard Miller furniture looks like a gigantic capsule microphone. The industrial-style cabinet is made from metal and wood and features a stemware rack, two fixed shelves, and a removable rack that holds up to 16 wine bottles. Curved metal doors add visual interest and let you peep what’s inside. Measures 78″ H x 23.25″ across.

When pastry artist Amaury Guichon was approached by Bailey’s to build a chocolate bar, he knew right away that they were looking for something more than a Hershey’s with almonds. What Amaury built is extraordinary – a life-size cocktail bar with a realistic woodgrain base, a marble top, three barstools, and a full set of barware.

Got some space to spare on your porch, deck, or yard? Taverns to Go makes these great structures that add a personal bar to any space. They’re made from pressure-treated lumber with galvanized roofing and come in sizes ranging from 4′ x 6′ to 10′ x 5′. They’re available in limited regions, so be sure to check before ordering.

This wheeled bar cart from Urban Outfitters features a playful mid-century modern design. Its swoopy iron structure is coated in a bright green finish and has two glass shelves for storing your favorite spirits and barware. If you’re ready to go all-in on 1970s style, they sell a matching coffee table, floor mirror, and side table.

A shiny Airstream Land Yacht that’s been decked out as a full-service bar on wheels. We’d love to have one of these permanently parked in our backyard, but sadly the only way we’ll get to check this one out is to head to Europe.

There’s a time and a place to unwind, and if you head to The Big Easy, there’s none better than Napoleon House, a 200-year-old building located in the French Quarter. (Sponsor: Mount Gay Rum: Aged to Perfection)

The highly functional leather Meehan bag has removable padded sections and elastic tool holders for bar professionals and enthusiasts alike to organize and transport essential drink tools.

It’s designed for caterers, but any bachelor pad or backyard could use a Bongos Beer: the stainless steel bar sits on casters and boasts a professional tap, refrigeration system, and cook top.