
King Cole Bar & Salon at the St. Regis New York —
Hotel bars are a popular place for business meetings -- especially when you're on the road or out-of-town clients are visiting.

The Library at the NoMad Hotel, New York —
You'll want to arrive early to this hotel bar. Take a seat and pick up a book from its extensive literary collection while you await your colleagues' arrival.

Bar Marmont at Chateau Marmont, Los Angeles —
Want to talk business and rub elbows with some top-notch celebrities -- or at least have a chance of spotting them? Then Bar Marmont is where you want to be.

Rooftop at The Standard, Los Angeles —
Poolside lounging on a futuristic rooftop — when you're in Los Angeles, why not?

Top of the Mark at InterContinental Mark Hopkins, San Francisco —
The big draw here is the awe-inspiring location. Set on the 19th floor, the Top of the Mark boasts a 360-degree view of San Francisco's skyline and bay.

Dirty Habit at Hotel Zelos, San Francisco —
Inviting your clients or office mates to a bar called "Dirty Habit" might be awkward. Or it could be fun.

Bleau Bar at Fontainebleau Miami Beach —
At Bar Bleau, old meets new, and how!

1930s House at Thompson Miami Beach —
Trying to close some hush-hush deals? Thompson Miami Beach hosts a cozy hideaway in an Art Deco bungalow.

J. Parker at Hotel Lincoln, Chicago —
Jaw-dropping views of Lake Michigan on one side and the Chicago skyline on the other make J.Parker a winner, according to Quintessentially.

The Library at Public, Chicago —
Renowned chef Jean-Georges' 1950s-inspired spot is beloved by Chicago locals and visitors alike.



