'restaurant premises' is a valid phrase in written English and is often used to refer to a building or area that is used for purposes related to running a restaurant, such as a dining area, kitchen, storage, etc.
For example: "The city council has approved the permit to build a new restaurant on the premises."
For one, all of the food sold in Everytable stores will be prepared in a central kitchen, eliminating the need for an expensive scratch kitchen on the restaurant premises.
In May 2013 she sold the restaurant premises to local record producer Fatboy Slim and opened a new, enlarged VBites in East Street in Brighton.
Of the initial 40 restaurants we selected, we excluded one restaurant because it closed in 2011 and four restaurants in 2010 or 2011 because restaurant management refused to allow us to collect data on restaurant premises and no public sidewalk was available from which to work.
Fats in Italian restaurant foods tend to come mainly from cheese, olive oil, butter, eggs, salad dressings, cream and some introduced baked goods or processed foods not made on the restaurant premises.
The restaurants' premise is that a dinner at 8 p.m. on Saturday should simply cost more than one at 5 30 on a Monday.
Pamela's restaurant, on premises.
McEnery: It's 100% based on when people visit the tasting room and restaurant on premises.
There is a fine restaurant on premises called Palladio, named after the 16th century Renaissance architect who had a great influence on Virginia's Thomas Jefferson.
For all my doubts about the restaurant's premise, there is no doubting the brilliance of Rogan's cooking.
The bars and restaurants at Quincy Market across the street keep things lively in the evenings, while both the Atrium Lounge and Seasons restaurants on premises are good places to meet colleagues.
And to top it off, it's an overnight luxury resort with several award-winning hotels and restaurants on premises.
