...or do they???

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080802/...Z36ARX.g_tiBIF

What a concept.

oohh.. I like the sounds of that! Harrods has a bar.. hmmmm I Like

Yeah. Imagine the issue of puking up a cocktail on the merchandise after having a bit too much. I say that's a call for some free merchandise. Get thee to the Donna Karan section.

M&S dont have bars but they do have cafe's in some stores. (i used to work for M&S lol).

You know I could have used something like during the Christmas rush when I worked at JCPenney. I'm sure you know what it's like to answer the same questions a millions of times and having to deal with last minute shoppers who are scrambling over the display you've so neatly folded a minute before. It would have made up for the sore feet, legs, and back you know. Oh and the customers who are always right. Arggh.

The food court in Kadewe in Berlin has a bar I think. They have nearly everything else there is to possible eat or drink up there (it's definitely worth the trip if you are ever in Berlin).

http://www.kadewe-berlin.de/

I prefer Peter Jones myself...

http://www.restaurantguides.co.uk/re...ts/peterjones/

"Our new sixth-floor restaurant, called The Top Floor, with its great
views over London, is open throughout the day for breakfast, coffee and
pastries, lunch and afternoon tea. As it`s fully licensed, you can relax
with a glass of champagne, wine, beers or spirits at any time of the day."

I'm going to add that to my loooonnnnng list of places to see if and when I go to Europe. I need to start saving some spending cash like now.

I used to enjoy a lazy lunch and a break from shopping at the John Lewis department store's Restaurant in Bristol. It is licenesed and the food was delicious, probably still is!

"Choose from salads, sandwiches and soups, plus cooked to order sweet and savoury crepes. Our hot food area serves griddled and stir-fried food and we also serve a large selection of home made cakes, scones, tortes and cream teas.

Every Sunday we serve a roast. The Place to Eat is also licensed, and serves a range of wines. "



http://www.johnlewis.com/Shops/DSFac...Type=DSS&Id=15

That's because there are probably half a dozen pubs you can walk to in the major UK cities where a M & S would be located.
I'm not interested in drinking in a bar inside a store................. unless they set it up inside the loungerie dept or ladies changing rooms

perv

I dunno. He might be on to something.

Just a red blooded male. Knowing my luck I'd be sipping my beer and some poster from BE would come in and try on some bloomers and a matching Hattie Jacques bra

That's basically Hooters isn't it?

No they serve Budweiser, Miller and fried inedible parts of animals there, not beer and food.