Sentence examples similar to call gourmet from inspiring English sources

FLAT TOP A little restaurant group called Gourmet Foundry has set up shop in the Columbia University area and has just added this Mediterranean place to its holdings.

I found myself in a group of ladies who lunch called Gourmet Gamble, and I thought, Jesus Christ, why am I doing this?

This is what you called "gourmet". No, THIS is what you called "gourmet". This was your 2 a.m. mandatory snack.

In 1973, Calvin Trillin wrote a U.S. Journal about the state called "Gourmets and Eaters".

With hundreds of delicious and interesting cheeses available in this country, many of them in supermarkets, it is difficult to understand how a responsible author could choose a tasteless, industrial cheese like Velveeta to prepare what she calls "gourmet-tasting" food.

Her aunt and uncle, who she calls "gourmets," were friendly with a German chef-entrepreneur, Joachim Splichal, owner of a restaurant group in Los Angeles.

Stephanie and Valilio Papagiannis bought what she prefers to call her "gourmet cafe" four years ago.

I call it gourmet because there's a lemon and wine sauce drizzled over the chicken before serving.

It just goes to show that you should never trust a restaurant that calls itself "gourmet", just as you should never believe someone who calls himself "eccentric".

Last week, a group calling itself Gourmet Cruelty released videotapes to a news station in San Francisco documenting what they called animal torture at Sonoma Foie Gras in the town of Farmington in the Central Valley.

It was called Szechuan Gourmet.