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Patrons order drinks at the Minus5 ice bar in New York July 8, 2013. The ice bar is made from 100% pure Canadian ice and is named for its constant minus five degrees (twenty-three degrees Fahrenheit) temperature. [Photo/Agencies] |
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An ice sculpture is seen inside the Minus5 ice bar in New York July 8, 2013. The ice bar is made from 100% pure Canadian ice and is named for its constant minus five degrees (twenty-three degrees Fahrenheit) temperature. [Photo/Agencies] |
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