Sentence examples for inviting restaurants from inspiring English sources

For art lovers, there are plenty of museums and galleries; for food lovers, there are inviting restaurants like these.

With ample elbow room between tables both there and in the adjacent dining room, Barley Vine is one of the most handsomely inviting restaurants in Bristol.

Eventually you'll arrive at New Hope, a touristy but pretty artists' colony amply endowed with both colorful deciduous trees and inviting restaurants.

Arguably the most sophisticated of Puglia's small towns, Ostuni has several inviting restaurants and bars as well as a stylish hotel, La Sommita, a 10-room property designed by the team behind hip Milanese boutique Culti.

Islanders also know where to go for a meal: to the North Shore, which is home to a number of inviting restaurants, all within tolerable reach of the ferry terminal.

But along with several small shops along Fifth Avenue, Pelham has a single-screen movie theater, inviting restaurants, a 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-footh to keep most residents clibrary home most of the time.

The day is fast approaching when soaring temperatures, blistering sun and fraying tempers will have us scrambling for a cool, inviting restaurant.

Chanoodle, 79 Mulberry Street between Canal and Bayard Streets, 212-349-1495, is "a bright and inviting restaurant on the western edge of Chinatown," Eric Asimov of The Times said in a 2004 review; in other words, it's right near the Museum of Chinese in the Americas.

But while Mr. Adrià's influence can clearly be seen in the cooking of Mr. Aprile, who did a short training stint at El Bulli before opening this inviting restaurant on a quiet street in the St. Lawrence Market neighborhood in February, diners who come looking for snail porridge or olive Oreos will be disappointed.

This is a good arrangement, she says, because her neighborhood is almost entirely devoid of the inviting ethnic restaurants so prevalent on the Upper West Side.

— Julia Moskin The New York Times: Goldman Sachs is making side investments in lunch, inviting New York restaurants like Nanoosh and Rosa Mexicano to do guest stints in its cafeteria.