Sentence examples for bit of restaurant from inspiring English sources

Well The Trip (BBC2), also directed by Winterbottom, is kind of that scene turned into a six-part road movie with a bit of restaurant criticism thrown in.

Between courses, Mr. O'Shea provided this bit of restaurant gossip: "You know, our chef, James O'Dell, is getting married to our waitress, Heidi Olson?

Beebe made an exception for Trader Vic's, writing that there was no other inauthentic Polynesian restaurant in the land with the least bit of that restaurant's "flair for endowing the commonplace with romantic overtones".

The slot Treva occupies has been a bit of a restaurant graveyard, with four establishments in a dozen years, but Treva's vital signs are strong.

The pass is the bit of a restaurant where the chef stands glowering over finished dishes before letting the waiters take them into the dining room.

At some point, the diversions become distractions, and in turn Highlawn Pavilion has lost a bit of what a restaurant should be: a comfortable setting in which one can graciously be fed delicious fare.

Okura showed me shelves filled with every conceivable bit of history from the restaurant's early days: Autographed photos of the restaurant's employees.

Now in its seventh year "The World's 50 Best Restaurants" is a bit of fun produced by Restaurant magazine.

Many are served in little cast-iron skillets (listed on the menu as "North's Famous Skillets" — a bit of hubris for a restaurant in its first year).

Le Val d'Or A bit of confusion surrounds this restaurant in a 16th-century castle in the Nahe, a little-known wine region in the Hunsruck Hills between the Rhine and Mosel valleys.

This created not a little bit of angst in the restaurant world.