Sentence examples for dining trends from inspiring English sources

There are certain dining trends in this city that will not die.

A change in dining trends has also affected the Silvermine, he said.

By Amelia Lester There are certain dining trends in this city that will not die.

The Highlands has evolved with dining trends to a small degree over the years (these days, of course, there is a poached "farm egg" on the menu), but it also bucks them to a larger one.

But the pocket-size Hamptons booklet also reports on newer unrated spots, places to eat in the wine country of the North Fork and and dining trends like the gentler prices proliferating in the Hamptons.

The chef Giovanni Passerini's small, friendly and funky bistro (titled after his childhood nickname) stands out from the crowd not only for his delicious produce-driven modern European cooking but because it epitomizes a number of major dining trends in Paris.

Nuevo Latino, as a dining trend, has pretty much come and gone.

And throughout downtown, day or night, you're likely to spot a few food trucks — those emblems of urban hipness and Durham's latest dining trend.

It's so Boca Raton, so AARP, so tacky as to be ripe for reinvention as New York's next big dining trend -- as long as everyone agrees to call it something else.

"'Fast-casual' the next dining trend of 2017" quoted a major Fairfax advertiser, the Urban Purveyor Group's chief executive, Thomas Pash, at length about how the multinational was about to open "hundreds of fast-casual venues over the next two years" to add to its extensive line-up of eateries including Fratelli Fresh, "glam sushi emporium Sake" and the Bavarian Bier Cafe.

The pioneers behind the peer-to-peer dining trend are the first to admit that it's a lot more work than renting out your spare room on Airbnb.