Sentence examples for The brasseries from inspiring English sources

In Paris, the granite des pommes with Calvados is a specialty of the brasseries run by the Flo Group, which includes the famous Brasserie Flo.

The state-owned Vine Marketing Board (ONCV) still produces wine, but all the outlets (the brasseries) have been privatised.

Indeed, Roma's astonishing display as they won 3-0 on Tuesday will have been cheered in the brasseries of Paris as much as it was in Rome, such was their humiliation.

So as soon as she steps inside, it's the noise of the place just as much as the smell which brings her to life and reminds her of the brasseries she adored.

A smiling dodo is the symbol of the Brasseries de Bourbon, a popular brewer on Réunion, whose emblem displays the white species once thought to have lived there.

The flavor was so intense that you rarely added anything although in the brasseries there would be a red wine vinegar and shallot mignonette sauce.

In a city clogged with nostalgic paint-by-the-numbers brasseries where the check can easily creep toward $100 a person, this black-and-white-tiled spot on Third Avenue between 10th and 11th Streets pulls in buzzing crowds with a lightly louche retro décor and a reasonably priced, globally inspired New American menu.

The first brasseries were opened towards the end of the 19th century by Alsatian immigrants, who brought their love for beer to the capital.

Mr. Purdy, an enthusiastic traveler, said that he and Mr. Pratt wanted the prewar look of the unpretentious brasseries he came across in Paris, in the Provence region of France and in Morocco.

Jean-Louis Humbert is the district director of the Federation of Cafes, Brasseries and Discotheques, and he is blunt about Ms. Guérin's chances.

Devotees of turn-of-the-century Parisian brasseries will feel the shock experienced by patrons who visited these establishments when they were new.