What is a Host Bar?

When the bar service is offered to guests on a free event, it is known as "the host bar." This is different from the cash bar or without a host, where guests are expected to pay their own drinks. Drinks can be quite expensive, especially for events with a large group of people, who can make propositions that are dangerous for the host, because he might spend a lot of money for guests.

The host bar serves drinks for free guests.

The advantage of the 호스트빠 is that the guests really feel like they are guests, because they can order whatever they want without the need to pay it. These bars are sometimes seen more classy than cash bars, and they make a less stressful environment for guests, because they don't have to worry about bringing cash to cover the price of drinks and tips. It may also be more convenient for catering services, because the bartender can focus on making drinks without the need to collect payments from guests.

The main disadvantage is that it can be very expensive for the host, especially if premium drinks and cocktails are served. Guests may also tend to be too excited, because the cost of drinks does not encourage them to slow down. As a result, guests may be more likely to be drunk, which can cause social and legal problems.

Some hosts tried to reach a balance between the host bar and the cash bar. For example, guests may be permitted to order a number of drinks for free, after that they have to pay. Vouchers for free drinks can be shared with guests when they arrive to facilitate this. Other hosts may only clarify it than just a number of drinks to be served per guest to limit alcohol consumption. The host can also decide to offer beer drinks, wine, and non-alcohol for free, while hard alcohol and cocktails need to be paid by guests.

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