The phrase "a fine dining experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high-quality meal or dining atmosphere, often associated with upscale restaurants.
Example: "After a long week, we decided to treat ourselves to a fine dining experience at the new French restaurant downtown."
Alternatives: "an upscale dining experience" or "a gourmet dining experience."
Try Azul y Oro for a casual meal and Pujol (pujol.com.mx) for a fine dining experience.
Forsythe, not willing to serve up ballet as a "fine dining experience", left anyway.
We are really, really hoping that the Republicans will search outside their little Olympic village for a fine dining experience.
All of our creations, sauces and marinades are made in house from scratch to offer a fine dining experience in a warm welcoming environment.
For some, I hope it will revive good memories and for others it will give a flavour of a fine dining experience like no other".
With conversation following as freely as the wine and guests welcomed to stay and mingle until the bar closed well after midnight it was a memorable evening and much more than a fine dining experience.
Noodles differentiates itself by providing quicker service and a finer dining experience than other casual restaurants (though not as quick as quick serve nor as fine as fine dining).
"A really fine dining experience historically has been a special treat as I travel all over the country," Ms. Trichel said.
Holidaymakers on a budget will likely give this place a miss but, if you fancy a spectacular fine dining experience with exceptional food, wine and service, this would be the place to choose.
Asiate, atop the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York City, provides such a unique fine dining experience.
One goes to Nerai for a truly fine dining experience, and one pays accordingly: starters range from $12-$12-$22 main courses $26-$26-$48th a lobster pasta for two, with 2 ½ pounds of lobster on squid ink linguine, at $112; whole fish sell by the pound, from $30-$30-$50
