Sentence examples for restaurant ready from inspiring English sources
We left the restaurant ready to hit the souks.
He laughs, finishes his tea, gives me a kiss on each cheek and takes up his position at the front of the restaurant, ready for the lunchtime rush.
In Coney Island, Brooklyn, the original Nathan's Famous has still not reopened, though workers have been lugging in sheets of plywood to get the restaurant ready for the peak season that starts Memorial Day weekend.
We asked readers to send us a photograph that captures the soul of their businesses, and so far, the submissions — which you can see here — have included photographs of a very lucky pig, the first shipment of the season, a restaurant ready for Valentine's Day, and an owner shoveling out her business after a heavy snow storm.
The package is available for a flat fee for the necessary hardware, and gets a restaurant ready to roll without any additional monthly costs.
There is a good supermarket in town, but if you don't fancy the faff of self-catering, there's a handful of candlelit and cavernous restaurants ready to dispel any stereotypes about stodgy Bavarian food.
Much of the company's growth now comes from the expansion into tier two markets that would have taken Grubhub much longer to move into if it didn't have a bunch of restaurants ready in every market.
Thankfully, there are multitudes of restaurants ready to serve up a platter of ribs or put together a pulled pork sandwich to satisfy your 'cue craving.
Any time a high-street site with an A3 restaurant-ready licence comes on to the market, all of them pile in.
We assembled the 844 study isolates from 3 sources (human, retail meat, and restaurant-ready-to-eat foods) in 2 provinces during a 3-year period.
MARKET TABLE This may be the most ambitious restaurant-market venture, with half the premises devoted to selling meat, seafood, produce, groceries and some restaurant foods ready to cook, like the pork chops from Little Owl, whose owners are partners here, and prepared crab cakes, ready to sizzle.
