The phrase "gourmet spot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a restaurant or location that offers high-quality, often upscale food.
Example: "After searching for the best dining options in the city, we finally found a gourmet spot that exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "fine dining establishment" or "upscale eatery."
We have three new restaurants, including a highly rated Japanese establishment, northern Italian, sushi and lunch gourmet spots to choose from.
Tiny Heir Island -- one of the many isles that are scattered across County Cork's Roaring Water Bay in Ireland's southwest -- is one of the country's go-to gourmet spots.
In some gourmet spots, tapas have become something of an art form, while in many straightforward, beery bars you might just get a saucer of olives to accompany your tipple.
After much consideration, I decided that Huntington's gourmet Italian spot Mr. Sausage would be the perfect place to satiate my craving for a hero piled high with Italian meats and cheeses.
I rushed to the gourmet aisle and spotted the rosemary crackers.
(With gourmet doughnuts from spots like Brooklyn's Dough and homemade beauties like these old fashioned sour cream doughnuts or these Nutella-filled sugar doughnuts, it's just hard to compete).
Since their founding year, company revenues have skyrocketed at a gross growth rate of 1251%, earning Gourmet Gorilla the top spot on the Food & Beverage top ten list, and a third place spot overall on the 2014 Inner City 100 list.
Grapevine (00 2646440477070; Libertina Amathila Avenue) is a romantic spot with gourmet food.
Next door, Mr. Heaven said, Gourmet Galley, a popular spot for takeout lunches and specialty foods over the last 20 years, could not afford a hike in annual rent from $40 to $75 a square foot and must vacate its 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot
The 200-seat spot and adjacent gourmet shop, at 196 Merrick Road (516-377-1100), where the Merrick Marlin had been, will open during the next two weeks.
