The phrase "array of restaurants and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety or selection of dining options available in a particular area or context.
Example: "The city boasts an impressive array of restaurants and cafes that cater to all tastes and budgets."
Alternatives: "variety of restaurants" or "selection of eateries".
Hong Kong still caters wonderfully to the more earthly senses, with a staggering array of restaurants and nightclubs.
Taking pot luck from a bewildering array of restaurants and menus, we always seemed to end up with the most fantastic food.
IT'S hard to imagine a more diverse array of restaurants and bars than financial district fixtures like Ulysses, Bayard's, Adrienne's and Harry's.
Mr. Kuchma has recruited a lively array of restaurants and cafes, but construction of the 84-unit condominium building came to a halt more than a year ago after Citibank retracted its loan commitment.
Roast beef, pulled beef and onion ring with bernard & fennel slaw, only £8.50! pic.twitter.com/YlVssRzsdz If you feel like broadening your horizons away from the classic end-of-night kebab, Glasgow has a diverse array of restaurants and cafes.
The quiet beachfront community of El Chorro has only a tiny market and a single restaurant, but the nearby beach town of La Barra, which is a 5-minute drive from the house, has an array of restaurants and boutiques.
Visitors are delighted with California history, sports, an array of restaurants, parks, and many things to do.
Over the past five years or so, the East Sussex city has enjoyed a culinary renaissance and now offers an array of restaurants, bars, cafés and food shops to rival the best in the UK.
It includes an array of restaurants, boutiques, galleries and historic buildings.
Jerry Chambers, a native who has worked on Haddon Avenue for 38 years and now owns Eck's Jewelers there, remembers a bustling array of restaurants, drugstores with soda fountains and other busy stores as well as neighborhoods filled with large, middle-class families.
Those who can't afford the tech-boom prices across the Bay are making their home in the city and, greeted by an array of new restaurants and bars, a thriving arts scene, and a strong sense of energy and community.
