Sentence examples for inviting dining from inspiring English sources

Highly seasonal French- and Asian-inspired menu in one of the state's most opulent and inviting dining spaces, where the pronunciation is French (seh-re-NAHD), the conversation purrs like a Lexus and the prices are no longer a bargain.

The Heimly Pension Restaurant, N-5742 Flam, (47) 57-63-23-00, www.heimly.no, essentially the only place to eat in town, offers a large, airy and inviting dining hall in an attractive, modern hotel.

The chef and owner, Robert McGrath, the recipient of the James Beard Foundation's 2001 award for Best Chef in America, serves hearty dishes -- whiskey-glazed beef tenderloin ($30), braised short ribs with green chilies in cheese grits ($26.50) -- and his warm, inviting dining rooms may remind you of a hunting lodge.

Groups of five or six can capture the inviting dining nooks.

The inviting dining room is always crowded with families and couples.

GOOD ATMOSPHERE: Sparkling, inviting dining room and separate bar transformed from a dreary, dusty corner spot.

A wall of French doors crowned with Palladian windows affords views of an inviting outdoor dining terrace.

Hence the eye embedded in the small ramp from the sidewalk to the door of Nazar Turkish Cuisine, a new restaurant in Sunnyside, Queens, and the occasional small eye found on the walls of its inviting little dining room.

This warm and inviting informal dining room bridges the area between the large, open kitchen and the family room.

Its large public spaces, conference-inviting dining rooms and endless private chambers are appropriate for negotiating diplomatic deals.

Lunch and dinner £12-£22 £12-£228701672, threetunsbedwyn.co.uk The bar is sleek and stylishly laid out, with rustic nooks to settle into, and the food is absolutely beautiful: braised pig's head terrine or sea bass with crushed new potatoes and slow-cooked cherry tomatoes delivered to inviting tables in dining areas cosy, lofty, private, airy or alfresco – take your pick.