Going to a bar for the first time. Why is the wine not so low?

Generally speaking, it's not very noisy, mainly the kind where friends chat and listen to singing. Boys can drink golf or water to cut a glass of whisky, and girls can drink gin and tonic or Belarus, which tastes better. If possible, talk to the bartender and tell him your taste. If you order, there will be a wine list for you when you find your seat and sit down. If you really don't know anything, see which one is pleasing to the eye, no one will laugh at you, and ordering beer is also a good choice. Anyway, it's a place to chat. You don't want to get drunk or forced. Asking a sister out can be casual and it doesn't cost a few dollars.

If you play nightclub twice, you'd better book a booth in advance (the more popular venues may have to queue up now, so you can't let your sister paper stand and drink the train card) and ask if there are any discounts. After you sit down, there is also a wine list for you to see. Generally, it is sold in sets (including a bottle of foreign wine, soft drinks for blending, fruit bowl snacks, etc.). ), or champagne/red wine/beer (soft drinks not used for blending), whichever is pleasing to the eye, the wine will be served to you after paying. Get enough cash ready. It's not usually my sister who asks not to go to such a place. It's really boring (I've never seen a girl ask to go to a nightclub).

After that, what whisky bar must not be needed by the subject, so I don't recommend it.

Since there is still a topic of dressing, let's talk about it. The former doesn't matter, just be neat (untidy clothes won't let you in); The latter try to be coquettish, take out your biggest and most expensive clothes, put your hair in order, and it doesn't matter whether you spray perfume or not (it won't taste when you go in anyway).