Sentence examples for choice for diners from inspiring English sources

And the simple flan is a good choice for diners who like a not-too-sweet finish.

The other half of the menu listed mainly seafood, a virtuous choice for diners planning to have one of the scrumptious desserts.

A pan called a kadai cooked lamb almost entirely in its own juice, a good choice for diners looking for something tasty but plain, and spicy ground lamb (keema mater) in gravy was a particular delight.

Its long menu provides choices for diners of all ages -- from simple sesame noodles to a sophisticated sauce that incorporates shiitakes and balsamic vinegar.

And calf's liver, a daring choice for some diners, was certainly no trouble, coated in a mustard seed and black pepper breading, sauteed in port wine, and served in long, seductive slices over a carrot and potato puree and butter-poached radishes.

She recently launched the Kids Food Reboot, a campaign to get restaurants to adapt their kids' menus to rely less on frozen french fries and other beige fried foods and more on healthful, fresh and — most important — interesting choices for young diners.

Grilled, broiled or blackened, a moist, meaty swordfish steak has increasingly become the fish of choice for many American diners.

"Given a choice, New York diners looking for adventure and willing to pay $22 for half a roasted free-range chicken accompanied by a large pile of shoestring potatoes might well prefer a smaller pile of Galleria at the same price," he wrote.

A few good choices under $40 are available, but, for diners who don't mind paying the price, bargains do surface among the higher-priced bottles.

Wild salmon remains a popular choice among diners, in part for its omega-3 fatty acids, which studies have shown are important for heart and brain health.

Place the ketchup and mayonnaise on the table for diners to make their own choice.