Bar Service

Everything you serve drinks in at a bar. The bar service range gathers beverageware and pitchers, from cocktail glasses and tumblers to copper mugs and water pitchers, so you can outfit a full bar in one place.

Start with the core pours. For most bars, that means rocks and shot glasses, tumblers for mixers, and a few pitchers, which cover the bulk of service. Add specialty bar service pieces like copper mugs as the menu grows.

Several. The bar service listing draws from Omcan and other brands, so you can mix budget plastic with upscale glass and copper across a single order rather than sourcing each separately.

Yes. Much of the bar service range is SAN plastic, which is break-resistant and dishwasher safe, so it survives a busy bar. Glass, stainless, and copper options round out the category for presentation.

It depends on the room. Plastic bar service pieces resist breaking and suit high-volume or outdoor bars, while glass and copper look more upscale for a cocktail program. Many bars stock both and switch by service.

Not quite. Bar service here covers the vessels guests drink from, the glasses, mugs, tumblers, and pitchers, rather than the tools. For mixing gear, look to cocktail shakers and pourers.

Usually yes. Most bar service glassware sells by the case, which lowers the per-piece cost and keeps backups for breakage. Pair the glasses with pitchers sized to your typical table.