Sentence examples for order starters from inspiring English sources
Patrons in the dining room may order starters from the separate tapas menu.
They order starters like the spirited, highly seasoned, dense-with-ingredients Manhattan clam chowder and the thick, rich New England clam chowder (both $1.95 cup, $2.95 bowl), or the shrimp cocktail with its six shrimp for only $5.95 and the 18 or so big chowder-type steamers for $6.95.
Order starters like the mirza ghassemi (smoked aubergine with garlic and tomato), which is severed with high mounds of fresh herbs like tarragon and mint, as well as cooked-to-order breads, fresh from the oven.
Aside from single-order starters that will feed more than one, there's a splendid Caesar salad ($6.95), covered with sheets of shaved parmigiana cheese and a noteworthy figs al Forno special ($7.95).
A group of two was seated next, and wasted no time ordering starters — it's necessary to eat in stages, as plates multiply fast.
After a basket of crusty peasant bread arrived on the first visit -- with a bottle of extremely fragrant Greek extra virgin olive oil for dipping -- we ordered starters, the star of which was oysters Rockefeller.
You can push the boat out, ordering starters (the fried squares of tapioca with a tangy cupuaçu fruit and murupi chilli jam are a delight) and pricey wines and caipirinhas, or just keep it simple with a main course, all of which serve two generously.
My companion and I excitedly order extra starters – both of which disappoint.
We order our starters – both opting for the tuna and borlotti bean salad.
Order some starters, too, if you have space: mirza ghasemi and kashk-e-bademjan (both variations of aubergine).
