Sentence examples for restaurant accommodates from inspiring English sources
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The restaurant accommodates just thirty-two guests a night, in two seatings, and serves a twelve-to-fifteen-course tasting menu that costs a hundred and fifty-five dollars a person, including gratuity but not wine.
<\/p> Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker<\/p><\/div> \t\t\t <\/div> \t\t\t <\/figure><\/aside> The restaurant accommodates just eight people at a time at an L-shaped counter, and offers two seatings each night.
(Even after so many years, dinner reservations are hard to come by. The restaurant accommodates 200 diners a day, 50 at lunch and 150 at dinner. Saturday nights are booked up three months in advance).
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Also, the restaurant accommodates only 48 people.
Monsoon Asian Kitchen and Lounge 48 Deer Park Avenue Babylon (631) 587-4400 monsoonny.com WORTH IT THE SPACE Imposing 1920s bank building transformed into a multilevel pan-Asian restaurant accommodating 200.
Other dishes, including holdovers from the days when the eight-year-old restaurant accommodated only about 20 diners — it now seats 90 indoors, and 30 on the patio — included smoked Gouda macaroni and cheese, which we finished off quickly and with enthusiasm.
Will the vision of a lavish new Aqueduct, filled with thousands of slot machines and high-end restaurants, accommodate a down-market collection of stalls in a parking lot?
As sport fishing became more popular in the 1880s, hotels and restaurants accommodated tourists coming by train or lake boat from Detroit.
Many restaurants accommodate vegetarians, e.g. Indian, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, and Ethiopian among others.
