Sentence examples for conventional restaurant space from inspiring English sources

A developer like Gotham can offer a persuasive pitch to chefs struggling to raise enough money to open a stand-alone shop: minimal startup expenses, short-term leases, and rents that, while expensive on a square-foot metric, come in well below the total cost of a larger conventional restaurant space.

When you make your way through the courtyard into the dining room, it is a more conventional restaurant space, all bare rafters, stripped brick and dim Edison bulbs; a huge open kitchen; and a din like a roomful of roaring lawn mowers.

Those operations would have paid more but would have destroyed the theater's architectural integrity to create a conventional retail or restaurant space, said Martha Kamber, the Y's executive director.

But let's include every place else; every mainstream, conventional restaurant in America, including every neighborhood diner.

It's just not a conventional restaurant.

A capacious and fastidiously clean restaurant space greets you.

(He was briefly a consultant last year for a more conventional restaurant, Doc's, in Sparta).

This is no conventional restaurant -- it has no written menu and no standard three-course meal.

Inside the restaurant, space is clearly at a premium.

He still rented the same tiny restaurant space on Grinnell Avenue.

The Troutbrook Grille & Brewery has settled into the restaurant space.