Sentence examples for open a bistro from inspiring English sources

Last November, Chamard's owner, Jonathan Rothberg, got together with Mr. Stabinsky to open a bistro adjoining the tasting room in the winery building.

A more impressive debut will be made by Franco Taruschio who will soon open a bistro called Brazz in the Millennium Centre.

The founders of République, a lauded fine-dining establishment in Hancock Park, have agreed to open a bistro in the former Herald Examiner newspaper building, which is undergoing a renovation.

Last fall, Comtesse Thérèse in Aquebogue opened a bistro on a half-acre with a small vineyard and an herb garden.

Recently, some have brought in chefs to serve tapas and other fare; one winery owner has opened a bistro.

Mr. Meyer will address that contradiction soon by opening a bistro and bakery where people can eat more economically.

Early this year JACQUES OUARI opened a bistro at 20 Prince Street (Mott Street) and named it Mix-It.

There's also been a gourmet buzz in Broadway, where the long-celebrated Lygon Arms has opened a bistro offering informal dining alongside its stately Great Hall restaurant.

Then, in 1975, a pair of Alsatian brothers, Serge and Guy Raoul, opened a bistro in what had been an old Italian restaurant on Prince Street.

In August, when Keith McNally, an owner of restaurants including Odeon, Balthazar and Lucky Strike, opened a bistro on the Lower East Side, epicures salivated in expectation.

He learned to cook in their restaurant in Atlanta before heading to Le Bernardin in New York, and though he could have opened a bistro anywhere, he did it here, in Mexico, in La Roma.