Saloon

/səˈluːn/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A large room or hall for public gatherings or a place where alcoholic beverages are served, especially in the American West.

After a long day of traveling, they decided to stop by the local saloon for a drink.

A car body style with a full-width passenger compartment and a separate trunk.

She chose a sleek red saloon for her new car, enjoying its spacious interior.

A licensed establishment where alcoholic beverages are served.

The saloon had live music on Friday nights, making it a popular spot for locals.

From the French 'salon', meaning a large room or hall.

saloon doors:

Swinging doors often found in bars or saloons.

backroom saloon:

A hidden or private area within a bar, often used for secretive meetings.

swing open the saloon doors:

To enter boldly or confidently.

saloon-style:

Referring to the distinct aesthetic associated with old western bars.

Joint

Let's hit up that joint for cold beers.

Watering hole

That place is a local watering hole for after-work gatherings.

Dive

I love that dive; it's not fancy, but the drinks are cheap.