Sentence examples for restaurant stops from inspiring English sources

We have really expanded and opened up what we do here, having events after the restaurant stops serving, expanding on our bar activities and dances, hosting TED conference parties, and now, of course, The Grand Prix.

The 215-outlet Buffalo-Grill restaurant stopped serving beef on the bone.

Daniel, perhaps New York's most revered restaurant, stopped serving lunch for lack of business.

Police, responding to a report of antisocial behaviour at the fast food restaurant, stopped Kropp at the last window.

But first, I made one last-ditch restaurant stop: Chez Raymond, rumored to be a low-cost redoubt for the Toulouse retired set.

Julian Niccolini, a partner at The Four Seasons restaurant, asked simply, "Why should I tell people how to dress?" He said his restaurant stopped enforcing its tie policy in 1977.

At lunchtime recently, Mr. Franklin, a jowly, slightly rumpled figure in a striped dress shirt and checkered necktie pinned down with a miniature New York Police Department badge, padded about the restaurant, stopping by tables.

These days, the routine looks well worn, from the 6 a.m. call to get Eleanor her breakfast and off to school by a little after 7, to the slightly later off-to-school maneuvers for Julian (which sometimes include a restaurant stop and a sugar doughnut, prompting complaints of injustice from Eleanor).

The restaurant stopped serving pies and cakes, which attracted addicts, while police conducted surveillance on drug dealers from an upstairs window of the building.

He had a single demand: that the restaurant stop serving foie gras goose or duck liver that is fattened by force-feeding the bird.

As they ate dinner ― with her father grumbling about the high price of the food ― Kennedy himself strolled into the restaurant, stopping by their table to ask how they liked the speech he had just delivered.