The phrase "area for dining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a designated space or location intended for eating meals, often in the context of a restaurant, home, or event.
Example: "The restaurant features a beautiful outdoor area for dining, complete with twinkling lights and comfortable seating."
Alternatives: "dining space" or "eating area".
THE BAR An antique beauty of wood, marble and brass; tables in the bar area for dining.
The answer is NOLITA, which stands for "NOrth of Little ITAly", and as you might have guessed is a great area for dining out.
A bar area had been built in the high-ceilinged living room, which has a cast-iron fireplace, and they will remove the bar and use the area for dining.
There's a covered area for dining in the shade and umbrella-topped tables out front.
What does seem evident is that, in the second half of the 8th c., a separation was made between the place for offerings or activities near the altar and the area reserved for dining.
Types of vessels presented as votives in the Temple of Poseidon and within the temenos and the wares used for food preparation and feasting after the sacrifices were distinguished through a comparison of pottery from the Classical terraces and the temple in relation to material from the reservoir (Great Circular Pit) in the area reserved for dining.
THE BAR A separate area with room for dining and its own menu of burgers, mussels, croque-monsieur (or madame) and more.
THE BAR A long, beautiful marble-topped bar with about a dozen pale wooden stools; a few leather booths in the bar area are used for dining.
The patio and lawn areas are now open for dining and offer a grill menu on Monday evenings throughout the summer that includes seafood, lamb and vegetable dishes.
Standard amenities include public restrooms, passenger waiting areas and retail stores for dining and shopping, including duty-free shops.
As for dining, the area around Getty Square on the river offers a variety, but it is not close by.
