Sentence examples for eating town from inspiring English sources
If you spend enough time around the players, the conversation invariably drifts to food, especially in a superior eating town like Chicago.
Like most wine capitals, Bordeaux has always been a good eating town, fond of its oysters with little sausages, lampreys, shad roe and lamb.
MONTREAL is not just a good eating town, but an opinionated one, too, with deep roots and a culture all its own.
What I discovered dining at Bayona, Stella!, Restaurant August, Peristyle and the Bistro at the Maison de Ville will surprise no one who has been keeping up with the local restaurant scene: this remains a fabulous eating town, right up there with New York and San Francisco and maybe superior to either because of the distinctive nature of the indigenous cuisine.
Living in a great eating town isn't cheap: homes for sale in seven of the top 10 eating towns have a median price per square foot of $200 or more.
Living in an eating town tends to be much more expensive than in a drinker's neighborhood.
Today London is one of the world's great eating towns, acknowledged as such by knowledgeable gastronomes everywhere, including France.
Charleston, with fewer than 125,000 residents, is one of the great eating towns of the American South, on par with New Orleans for quality if nowhere near it for size or variety.
He considered Houston and Dallas, both big-time eating towns, but not New York or California, and finally settled on San Antonio because it came with a built-in family support system and because a dollar went further.
But stay a while, exploring the busy streets in which V. S. Naipaul, the country's prodigal son, found his literature and eventually a Nobel Prize, and a truth emerges: This is one of the great eating towns in the Caribbean, the greatest of the Lesser Antilles, and the fount of some of the finest rum in the world.
And I was able to confirm earlier reconnaissance: Vancouver is among the best eating towns in the history of the Winter Games.
