| I wish I knew how to post pics. I had one built along with the pool. It has the same granite tiles on the counter and raised bar as the kitchen, and looks lovely from the kitchen. Continuity and all that! I put 20" tiles all the way around the bar sides to that those who sit there won't kick holes in the stucco. It's decorative and nice. It has a built in sink with cold water, and a UL certified for outdoor use refrigerator. It has a Pacific Gas Specialties drop in gas BBQ complete with infrared rotisserie. There are 2 electric outlets which get used for all kinds of things. There is a corner umbrella hole also. What would I do different? I'd have built in lighting.. Like a swirly modern overhead thing with drop lights on it or something (the airport bar in Vancouver has a perfect example), anchored by poles at each corner. We currently plug in a lamp and deal with it! I'd have removable shelves built into the under BBQ access. Removable because sometimes you have to crawl under there. I'd have a burner built in also. Granite (although beautiful) gets HOT in summer, and FFFFrrreeezing in winter. I might pick a more user friendly bar top if I did it over. Something that is not so heat and cold conductive. My furniture is teak, and I'm thinking of a temporary teak top custom made to sit on top of the granite when people come over. No one wants to fry their arms when sitting at a bar!! Hope these suggestions help. Sorry about my inability to post pics. Suzi | 
