Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
n. A business with seating and, sometimes, entertainment, where alcoholic beverages—especially mixed drinks—may be purchased and consumed.
WordNet
n. a barroom in a hotel or restaurant where cocktails are served
Usage examples of "cocktail lounge".
A stretch of cars were parked outside a cocktail lounge: Perry’.
A stretch of cars were parked outside a cocktail lounge: Perrys Little Log Cabin.
He was seen having drinks with her in the cocktail lounge of Washington's exclusive Four Seasons Hotel.
They could have gone back from the Blonde's place or the Swarthy Man's place or another cocktail lounge or any dark street in the San Gabriel Valley.
He pondered this as he ensconced himself at a table in the cocktail lounge that opened into the casino, the only lounge still open during the remodeling.
Her white hull, the luxurious pastel-painted staterooms, and the plush dining room and cocktail lounge had always given Montague the impression of a dowager whose wrinkles were hidden skillfully under heavy makeup and at least three face-lifts.
Most were just pals--girl talk acquaintances, fellow cocktail lounge cadgers and aspiring actresses heading nowhere.
He had been seated in the cocktail lounge in conversation with Admiral Sandecker's daughter when she appeared like a vision, her long flaming red hair cascading down her back.
Phule said impatiently, glancing at the door of the cocktail lounge for the twentieth' time.
I'll be talking to this reporter in the cocktail lounge, if any of you want to listen in.
Phule said impatiently, glancing at the door of the cocktail lounge for the twentieth’.
I circled the area, peering into the cocktail lounge, the ladies' room, and the corridor near the public phones.
And he led me to the cocktail lounge where we used to booze with Jordan and Di.
She was a bartender, of all things, in that cocktail lounge at the airport.