Sentence examples for culinary offerings from inspiring English sources
"culinary offerings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the food options or dishes available at a restaurant, event, or location. Example: The new restaurant boasts a wide variety of culinary offerings, including fusion dishes and traditional favorites from around the world.
The culinary offerings of the restaurant, fittingly, include salt, and the gift shop offers the book "A Man of Salt and Trees: The Life of Joy Morton".
It is diverse and exciting in its culinary offerings.
As the city becomes more diversified, so do its culinary offerings.
Of course there's more to Santa Marta's culinary offerings than coffee.
The only culinary offerings were the street meats sizzling on pushcarts parked all around the square.
Napa Rose is the apex of the park's new culinary offerings.
The Hotel at Portmeirion has kicked up its culinary offering a few notches with an ambitious tasting menu using the finest local produce.
The Club Level Lounge has continuous culinary offering from early morning to late at night to satisfy your every need of hunger, thirst and gluttony.
Well, Germany's flagship carrier thinks their on-ground personal assistants, standalone seat and bed setup, in-flight air humidifiers, bespoke toiletry kits, Markus Del Monego-selected wine list and Michelin-starred culinary offering hits the mark, and with their five-star Skytrax rating and a place in 2014's top 10 worldwide carrier table, they may just be right.
The members' eating and drinking spot China Club is another venue that's gained a reputation for its culinary offering, as well as for hosting live jazz performances and tea shows; Chinese modern art and art deco furnishings give the interior its edge, and you can look out over Central from the club's terrace.
In essence, the restaurant seems to be upgrading its aesthetic and culinary consciousness, offering retro-clubby delights (from fried-herb versions of Tater Tots to a roaming martini cart) and a tongue-in-cheek TBWA/Chiat/Day advertising campaign that will suggest it's in sync with the way New Yorkers eat and drink now.
