The phrase "attacks on restaurants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing incidents of violence, criticism, or negative actions directed towards restaurants.
Example: "The recent attacks on restaurants in the area have raised concerns about safety among local business owners."
Alternatives: "assaults on eateries" or "assaults against dining establishments".
At least 120 are thought to have died, with 200 reportedly injured, in coordinated attacks on restaurants, during a football match at the Stade De France, and at the Bataclan concert venue.
He drew a distinction between the attacks on restaurants and discos inside Israel that he said had hurt the Palestinian cause, and those on Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Mr. Osman sketched out in an interview the several versions of an Egyptian draft, saying ideas were being exchanged and "should be taken with a ton of salt, not a grain of salt". He drew a distinction between the attacks on restaurants and discos inside Israel that he said had hurt the Palestinian cause, and those on Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
IS claimed responsibility for the attack on the Russian airplane as well as last Friday's attacks on restaurants, a concert hall and a sports stadium in Paris that killed more than 130 people.
Moshe Waldman, described as "very hot warnings" of a possible attack on restaurants or other crowded places.
On May 16, 2003, suicide bombers launched multiple attacks on hotels, restaurants and other civilian targets in Casablanca, killing 45 people.
" 'Something has to be done.' " A restaurant across from Kuala Lumpur's domestic airport hired an armed security guard in May to deter would-be thieves after attacks on several restaurants in the area.
France has been living under a nationwide state of emergency since Islamic State jihadists struck Paris in November 2015, killing 130 people in a series of attacks on bars, restaurants, the national stadium and a rock gig at the Bataclan concert hall.
The police are looking in particular for Brussels-born Salah Abdeslam, 26, who is believed to have fled from Paris back to the Belgian capital the day after the attacks on bars, restaurants, a concert hall and the national stadium.
Three years after the region's last major strike — the attacks on three restaurants in Bali that killed three suicide bombers and 19 other people — American and Asian intelligence analysts say financial and logistical support from Al Qaeda to other groups in the region has long dried up, and the most lethal are scrambling for survival.
But bomb attacks on markets, restaurants, mosques, churches, government offices and other civilian targets in recent weeks have left hundreds dead.
