Sentence examples for restaurant inviting from inspiring English sources

THE BAR An integral part of the restaurant, inviting and beautifully designed.

The website Cookening, wants you to turn your kitchen into a restaurant, inviting guests to take part in your meal.

BALLE's founder Judy Wicks hosted table talks at her restaurant inviting in people to share different beliefs.

The following day in Los Angeles, I paid my tributes to the Los Angeles farmers market, a lively area of food vendors and cafes, tiny restaurants, inviting ice cream shops and cute candy stands.

But the bar, appealingly situated deep inside the restaurant, is inviting.

With big windows open to Ninth Avenue, an enticing display of antipasti and fresh pastas, and stylish racks of wine bottles on the walls, this narrow little restaurant is inviting.

DOWN a nondescript side street, opposite the Kabukiza theatre in the Ginza district of Tokyo, there used to be a wonderfully cheap Meiji-style farmhouse of a restaurant, with inviting smells and clouds of smoke wafting out from a handful of open-pit charcoal braziers within.

The makers of the Leap Motion Controller, a gadget that lets people control their computers and devices by waving their hands — not unlike those seen in the movie "Minority Report" — are setting up a dozen demonstration tents in the parking lot of a barbecue restaurant and inviting attendees to try out the device.

Take a trip by yourself, live alone (if you don't have a spouse or kids yet), or go to a restaurant without inviting anyone else along.

The interiors, designed by Fabled Studio, the highly praised designers of Gordon Ramsay's and Heston Blumenthal's restaurants, are inviting too.

Why are today's Londoners embracing the concept of turning their homes into "pop up" restaurants and inviting strangers in to dine?