The phrase "achieve restaurant" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are trying to use it in, as "achieve" typically refers to accomplishing a goal, while "restaurant" is a noun that refers to a place where food is served.
Example: "I want to achieve a successful restaurant business."
Alternatives: "establish a restaurant" or "create a restaurant."
The juicy, crunchy seafood is clearly the star; you'll find it surprisingly easy to achieve restaurant-quality results.
Sales of home sous vide gadgets are on the rise and this elegant, simple-to-use piece of equipment (available in John Lewis for a mere £359) will help you to achieve restaurant-quality dishes in your own kitchen.
Chefs will tell you that the way to achieve restaurant-quality results at home is with salt.
Whether it's future musicians using connected pianos or would-be chefs achieving restaurant like results with a new sous vide cooker, the time it takes to achieve high quality — or even expert — results across a range of disciplines is shrinking.
To achieve that, the restaurant's advertising agency, Merkley & Partners, a unit of the Omnicom Media Group, suggested that it advertise in Marie Claire@ Work
By doing this they can achieve what most restaurant hosts only acquire with years of experience and identify customers by name and supply them with perks that only long time customers can get.
The retail push is something that Revel will be focusing more on, co-founder and CTO Chris Ciabarra told me in an interview, now that the company has been profitable for three months and is pleased with the traction it has managed to achieve in the restaurant industry.
It was as though the owners listed what they wanted to achieve with their restaurant's interior, then ran it through Google Translate into Mandarin and back again. .
And so far POS integrations have been achieved with restaurants in the UK, France, Belgium and Spain — with the UK, where it has with more than 10,000 restaurant partners, being the most "advanced" so far.
Sometimes restaurants achieve theatrical effects less extravagantly -- through eye-catching paintings.
It is nice to know that Chick-fil-A's "free-standing restaurants achieve higher sales per unit than McDonald's and Burger King," but shouldn't we also worry that the increasing prominence of evangelicals raises disturbing questions about the rights of non-Christians?
