Sentence examples for dedicated restaurants from inspiring English sources

The Japanese eat oden everywhere at home, in dedicated restaurants and even out of takeout containers from convenience stores in the winter.

"In Thailand, phat Thai is almost always made in dedicated restaurants or streetside stands," he wrote Friday in an e-mail from Thailand.

Here, an array of dedicated restaurants such Crocque Gascon – who will serve modern French cuisine like "duck burger classique" – and Vietnamese street food restaurant Pho, will serve to customers who will then sit at a shared seating area.

The app also includes a menu summary for each restaurant, with dedicated restaurant pages for access to the venue's website, hours of operation, phone number, etc.

There is an avenue for hotels and an area dedicated to restaurants.

Spread over three floors and crowned by a sweeping glass dome roof, it is home to 120 shops with the uppermost of the third floor dedicated to restaurants.

Sosh, the recommendations app that helps find the best stuff to do in your city, is today launching a new branch of the service dedicated to restaurants.

For a while there was even a dedicated meatballs restaurant, inspired by New York's successful The Meatball Shop chain.

By The New Yorker February 23 , 2009At Letter From China, Evan Osnos discovers that free exchange of thought flourishes on a Web site dedicated to restaurant reviews.

Burmese food has been an undeserved straggler in the American hierarchy of Asian cuisines; in New York City, as far as I can tell, we only have one dedicated Burmese restaurant.

Though sushi may have put the brothers on the map, the fried chicken, which they have served "since Day 1," as Eric put it, and which they offer in all their restaurants, is hugely popular — hence the decision to dedicate a restaurant to it.