1.   An olive and salsa bar offers tubs of pico de gallo, guacamole, basil pesto, hummus and blue cheese-pancetta dip.

2.   A tasting bar offers about a dozen wines daily.

3.   A thatch-roof bar offered free drinks in coconut shells, and a lavish buffet lunch.

4.   Its blue tool bar offers you various views of your site-in-progress.

5.   Juice bars typically also offer nutritional supplements from bee pollen and ginseng to wheat germ and a blue-green algae called spirulina.

6.   On the high-tech end, heated towel bars offer a pampered, spa feeling.

7.   Other, less historic bars offer entertainment in the form of videos shown nightly in small rooms packed with overstuffed couches and chairs.

8.   The bar offers many lighter Bec-Fin standards like the galette de crabe and vichyssoise au caviar at considerably lower prices.

9.   The channel bar offers users an easy pathway to certain Internet sites selected by Microsoft, allowing them to reach those sites with the click of a mouse.

10.   The wine bar also offers a limited food menu from Cucina Leone, a local restaurant.