Sentence examples for rich diners from inspiring English sources

The prices are reasonable (menu €34; supplement of €12 for the steak frîtes; à la carte €32) and there is a warm, cheerful atmosphere - a good steak frîtes needs to be served among locals, not tourists or rich diners.

She added that "Fully Committed" was a reaction to a new phenomenon, "the development of the hierarchical high-end restaurant," she said, "where the rich backers, rich diners and star chefs have created a whole new celebrity culture".

When Tony addressed a crowd of rich diners in a restaurant, he declared, "You don't have the guts to be who you want to be".

Eventually, it is revealed that Perry has been in cahoots with the chefs the whole time, and ends up rebelling against the rich diners poised to cannibalize her, feasting on them instead.

And these richer diners probably wouldn't return to the restaurant often enough to make up for the loss of the small-tippers.

At Delfina, a popular restaurant in the nightlife-rich Mission District, diners receive a card with every meal that states that while owners are happy to offer their employees health care, their bills will include a $1.25 surcharge to cover the cost.

What we've identified is, at the heart of this brand is a wonderful and unique place called "America's Diner". America has such a rich heritage of diners, and Denny's is such an iconic brand within that, and our consumers represent a cross section of America.

The most expensive student let Simmons has arranged is a £15,000-a-month two-bed apartment on Mount Street, where local facilities include the Marc Jacobs store and Scott's restaurant, popular with rich and famous diners such as Simon Cowell and Charles Saatchi.

After weeks of consuming a great deal of rich holiday food, diners set on a meal that's easy on both diet and wallet might consider Japan's favorite winter comfort food: nabeyaki udon.

Rather it needed an old-style graduated release, such as made the equally rich and quotable Diner a hit in 1982.

Sure, the sun isn't quite as warming, but tupelo honey runs pure in national forests, rivers flow along moss-threaded cypress stands, and Apalachicola Bay -- one of the planet's richest -- lavishes diners with choice seafood.