Sentence examples for casual alternatives from inspiring English sources

The Plateau Café and various food courts also supply casual alternatives.

Foodie city becomes affordable Food fans who have the appetite, if not the wallet, for Nordic cuisine should head to Copenhagen, where some of the city's high-end restaurants are opening casual alternatives.

At the end of this month, the Waltucks, after twenty-one years with one restaurant, will open their own casual alternative.

He also offers a bar menu, featuring soup, sandwiches and fries, as a casual alternative, with items priced at $4 to $7.

The second act that Mr. Kahan staged after Blackbird was Avec, a more casual alternative that opened in 2002.

As a more casual alternative to the Farmhouse, the Barn at Bedford Post serves dinner on Mondays and Tuesdays, in addition to breakfast and lunch seven days a week.

NEW YORK JOURNAL about Le Zinc restaurant Francais, a new bistro on Duane Street, which is meant as a casual alternative to Karen and David Waltuck's Chanterelle... Rapidly, Chanterelle became what food critics would call the "quintessential downtown temple".

IN July of this year, Ian and Barbara Phillip, the owners of Copper Beech, opened a second restaurant at the inn, a brasserie, to offer their customers a more casual alternative to the inn's formal dining room.

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A more casual alternative to the borrowed-from-the-ladies man bags of recent years, the backpack was seen all over the fall runways, in both familiar interpretations (Louis Vuitton rediscovered the expedition-worthy rucksack) and new ones (Master-Piece's digitized Navajo print, below, and Prada's acidic camouflage).

By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, November 20, 2000 P. 44 NEW YORK JOURNAL about Le Zinc restaurant Francais, a new bistro on Duane Street, which is meant as a casual alternative to Karen and David Waltuck's Chanterelle... Rapidly, Chanterelle became what food critics would call the "quintessential downtown temple".