Sentence examples for dining guide from inspiring English sources

As of this month, RestaurantRow.com is the dining guide on CNBC's Lifestyle and Entertainment Section.

It's Michelin time, the moment of truth when the totemic dining guide hands out its coveted stars.

"When visiting foodies ring me up, I'll frequently introduce them to Proof," Post food critic Tom Sietsema wrote in his 2009 dining guide.

When Michelin, the French publisher of travel books, issued its 2014 New York City dining guide this month, it gave stars to 58 restaurants in Manhattan, six in Brooklyn — and one in the entire borough of Queens.

There is an element here of a travelogue, and even a dining guide – the people who wonder about existence tend to drink a lot – but most of all it's a tireless rumination on a single, unanswerable (sorry) question.

The demand for dining rooms where you can converse without raising your voice or leaning into companions is such that one of the filters I introduced in my fall dining guide was a category for quiet environments.

He was one of two street hawkers to have the award bestowed on them when Michelin launched its Singapore dining guide – the other is chef Tang Chay Seng's Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle, which turns out daily bowls of minced-meat and noodles.

In addition to his job as a professor, he writes two blogs, Marginal Revolution, on economics, and Tyler Cowen's Ethnic Dining Guide, on Washington-area food.

Gold's Counter Intelligence column, which he began writing in 1986, was an indispensable dining guide for Angelenos, giving them a way of discovering their own city.

A revised and updated version of Tom Sietsema's book, The Washington Post Dining Guide, was published earlier this month.

This review appears in The Washington Post's 2018 Fall Dining Guide as No. 10 on a list of the year's top 10 restaurants.