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Originally Posted by MMM
To be clear, snack bars are not populated with "scantily clad" women. Generally snack hostesses wear colorful versions of business type wear (skirts with blouses and jackets).
Also to be clear, snack hostesses do not traditionally sleep with their clients. It's a bar, not a whorehouse.
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I am thinking that Steven might be mixing hostess and snack bars up...
A snack bar is usually a small bar, single short counter with a few seats, and an older talkative woman (or women) as the bartender/s. There is a bit of flirting going on, but it`s more the sort you`d expect in a western style bar. Most of these places sell based on the
personality of the woman behind the bar. Sure, looks can start them off - but the biggest earners in snack bars tend to be women over 40 or 50 who have been working there for 10+ years and are close friends with a lot of the patrons. They tend to be very close knit bars - and there isn`t much limiting the gender of the patrons. (Other than the simple fact that more men than women go to bars)
All the snack bars I know of are sort of the kind of bar where you go to hopefully talk with the regulars (who are likely close friends), and if they`re not there the owner/bartender will gladly talk to you. There is one close to me that generally has more women going in than men - it`s a social spot with an owner good at kicking off friendships.
Hostess bars, on the other hand, are completely different and are mainly limited to men. The goal is flirting, flattery, and if the price is right "after work" activities.