Sentence examples for restaurants to which from inspiring English sources
He's also been to eighty of the restaurants to which Michelin has granted three stars.
It was one of those expensive restaurants downtown, every entrée freshly hairy with dill, every soup and dessert dripped upon as preciously as a Pollock, fillets and cutlets sprinkled with lavender dust once owned by pixies — restaurants to which students never went, unless newly pinned to a fraternity boy or dating an assistant dean or hosting a visit from concerned suburban parents.
There is a sociology and geography of the night in New York, and restaurants are its theater - restaurants to which certain groups gravitate after the plays are over, the clubs close, the jam sessions wind down and the jobs are finished.
I cancelled public appearances, stopped visiting the restaurants to which I had in an almost physical sense given birth and notified my producers that I would no longer be available to film episodes of my show, leaving food enthusiasts across the nation bereft.
Their father, Douglas, introduced them to the restaurant, to which he was first brought by his father, Charles.
The £65-a-head (without wine) Japanese restaurant to which he refers isn't exactly Kath's Caff.
"I don't go around choosing regions," she says, when we meet at Bar Shu in Soho, a restaurant to which she acts as a consultant.
Shiseido Parlor is a storied yoshoku establishment in the heart of Tokyo's Ginza district, a restaurant to which many Japanese make a pilgrimage at least once.
Frances is the first restaurant to which Mr. Cappelli (who was in his truck personally delivering a batch of freshly filled kegs from the winery when I reached him) has sold wine poured on tap, and it thrills him.
Her "very interesting information" turned out to be a diatribe on a highly regarded French restaurant to which she had taken some out-of-town friends.
Interestingly STm6, isolated from the restaurant to which the STm7 case was linked, did not carry an IncI1 plasmid, nor did STm12 which was isolated from another human case from the same outbreak.
