Sentence examples for classy dining from inspiring English sources

The train, operated by Montana Rockies Rail Tours, is a classic 50's carrier à la Hitchcock, with dome cars, a classy dining car, a club car and vestibules in which Dutch doors open halfway so that the mountains rushing by seem almost touchable.

Anyone can create a classy dining experience by adding all the right elegant touches to the table, but only a dollar store guru can do it on a budget, using tricks like this wreath turned charger!

GOOD ATMOSPHERE Crisp, classy dining room with warm yellow walls, dark wood trim and subdued lighting.

The oldest one, Laura, now 8, has matured into a Grafton lover -- she enjoys being with us, visiting covered bridges and classy dining in the restaurant, even though she eats nothing of what is being served.

The Red Inn (15 Commercial Street; 508-487-7334), a stately 200-year-old lodge on Provincetown Bay, has fireplaces, wide-plank wood floors and a classy dining room that overlooks the water.

This is known online as the Scunthorpe problem, after the town in Britain whose residents were initially unable to register with AOL because its name contained an obscenity.The Beaver Club, a classy dining room in Montreal, and the SS Beaver, a replica of an 1835 steamship operating in British Columbia, remain unperturbed by any ambiguity.

Leon Knesel, the savvy restaurateur who changed Barney's in Locust Valley from a corner pub to one of the classiest dining spots on the North Shore in 1984, is back and working his magic at the newly opened Elmers.

The cash comes from Caprice Holdings, the restaurant chain, owned by Richard Caring, that occupies the stratosphere of classy British dining – Scotts of Mayfair, J Sheekey, Le Caprice, The Ivy – all in the heart of London.

7 30 p.m. 3) FRESH AND LOCAL One of the most talked-about restaurants in town, Sitka & Spruce (1531 Melrose Avenue East; 206-324-0662; sitkaandspruce.com) looks like a classy college dining room with a long refectory table surrounded by a few smaller tables, concrete floors, exposed brick and duct work.

One of the most talked-about restaurants in town, Sitka & Spruce (1531 Melrose Avenue East; 206-324-0662; sitkaandspruce.com) looks like a classy college dining room with a long refectory table surrounded by a few smaller tables, concrete floors, exposed brick and duct work.

For classy, upscale dining, with lots of fresh flowers and attentive staff, the Ritz-Carlton Grill in Clayton is also always a sure bet.