By the book? I see that area requiring a receptacle.
"Convenience" receptacles can be anywhere from floor level to 5'5" up. Receptacles serving the countertop have to be within a foot of the counter top, and you're not allowed more than 6" overhang.
It's a bit of a leap of logic, but I see this as inferring a limitation on the convenience receptacle placement - it can't be within a foot of the counter level.
What if there's a 'bar rail' or foot rail? Does it now become 'furniture,' like a built-in bookcase, that does not get included in the placement rule? It just might.
Also, depending on the placement of the bar, I might consider the area as part of a hallway, with different spacing requirements. Of course, that opens a whole new paradox, as the bar area would otherwise be required to be both AFCI protected and on an SABC.
Don't you love it when code gets into design?