The trick to ordering a drink in a crowded bar? Make it as easy on the bartender as possible.
Decide what you want before you approach the bartender. Many places have drinks menus on the bar or posted behind it.
Smile and be polite, even if it takes the bartender a while to get to you.
Don’t shout “Yo,” wave your arms wildly, or snap your fingers—or you might just find that you’ve become invisible.
Have your cash or credit card ready when you order.
Be specific about which brand of alcohol or kind of wine you want—unless you don’t mind being served the lower quality “well” liquor and “house” wine.
Have a fallback drink in mind, especially if your beverage of choice is obscure or complicated.
If you’re ordering a round, enlist one of your friends to help you carry the drinks.
Pay promptly and tip generously. If you’re a pleasant customer, maybe your next drink will be on the house!
Vodka is the spirit of choice, accounting for 27% of all liquor sales.
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