Sentence examples for first floor dining from inspiring English sources

With a tile floor, iron railings, and waiters in long, white aprons, the first floor dining room could have been lifted from a Parisian market district.

The $1.2 million renovation added a modern kitchen and a 15-foot mahogany and marble bar at the front of the 2,083-square-foot 2,083-square-foot 2,083-square-foot

941-2662 GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- Beyond the bar at the entrance, mirrors widen the narrow but lovely, intimate first floor dining room bathed in a rosy glow from sconces, candlelight and peachy walls, one lined with a banquette.

Guests on the second floor dined under a large-scale installation by Ellsworth Kelly, who, naturally, had prime seating in the middle of the room.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- First-floor dining room and bar.

Carrying his tray, Mr. Platt led the way to Num Pang's tiny second-floor dining space and sat facing a window overlooking East 12th Street.

The Fifth Season 34 East Broadway Port Jefferson (631) 477-8500 thefifth-season.com VERY GOOD THE SPACE Large house with gracious dining porch and serene second-floor dining rooms.

EXPRESS interest in the tropical-hued painting that dominates the dining room at Ramiro's 954, in Mahopac, and you may be invited upstairs to a small art gallery, part of the restaurant's formal second-floor dining area.

The ground-floor bar will become the Aldo Sohm Wine Bar, named for the restaurant's sommelier, and the second-floor dining rooms will be for private parties seating up to 200 people.

Today, sitting in her second-floor dining nook, wearing form-fitting black yoga clothes, with Pearl the dog never far away, she recalls vividly how miserable she felt as a young mother, sitting on the sofa with a screaming baby while her husband went to work.

One of New York's youngest and most sought-after editors, Ms. Rubenstein gets a big welcome from the maître d'hôtel and then steps into a huge chrome and glass elevator to the second-floor dining area, where she is framed by a tasteful mobile of fish seeming to swim in the air.