What is the difference between a bar and a saloon?

Answer 1

a pub is generally just a place for locals to hang out. stereotypically old men watching football and drinking beer, whereas a club is more for the younger generation with loud music, dancing and drinking. a bar is the place where you get the drinks.

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Based on what I have read at differencebetween, a bar is a place that plays loud music, sells alcoholic drinks and has a dance floor. This place is for people who love drinking, and serves little or no food. Pubs also have alcoholic drinks, but the atmosphere is more serene and it has soul soothing music and food. They offer a wide variety of snacks to accompany the drinks.

Answer 2

In some locations, such as Oregon, a tavern is restricted to selling beer and wine, while a bar may serve hard liquor; ie, cocktails, or mixed drinks. As a side note, Oregon laws also require establishments selling hard liquor (bars and cocktail lounges) to sell food, too.

Answer 3

Basically, the name.

Answer 4

Manufactured ambiance.