Sentence examples for classy spot from inspiring English sources

It's a classy spot in which to sink a glass of Turbinen Bräu (Sfr5/£3), brewed a mile or so down the road.

Estoril, a slick, classy spot with very manageable prices, is a step up from the rustic ethnic spots that depend on local Portuguese neighborhood support.

A family acquaintance of Miguel's had invited them to dinner there, and arriving early, the two friends waited in the plaza's only classy spot, the modern, glass-faced Tequila and Mezcal Museum.

After all, he cut his teeth in the kitchens of Latour and Village Green, two of the classiest spots in a village chockablock with sophisticated dining options.

It was, by all means, a classy place and a fine spot to challenge my liver to a duel.

RUNNING in rows up and down the beige walls of David Todd's City Tavern, a classy-looking spot that opened in December in Morristown, are bits of local lore: "George Washington first came to Morristown in 1773"; "By 1900 it was said that more millionaires lived in a one-mile radius of Morristown than anywhere else in the world".

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.

When I walked in I couldn't help but notice that the place wasn't a seedy banquet hall but a classy lounge type spot.

It's tempting to include the Bristol Lounge in our roundup of Boston's top restaurants, but what really impresses us about this classy Back Bay spot is its bar.

The Madison on Pine proved to be one of the classiest and happening spots and the owner, Patrick Beretta, took time to talk about what it means to Long Beach.

Check out this classy Nokia ad that was spotted in New York at the weekend.