The phrase "setting of the restaurant" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could write: "The setting of the restaurant was cozy and inviting, with an open fire and soft music playing in the background."
On each table he had set one of the restaurant's signature ceramic wine pitchers like a placecard, collected earlier from among the 1,400 that hang from the basement beams and from wall pegs along the dining room, each inscribed with the name of a regular customer.
The lovely young hostesses may catch the eye, but it is the knowledgeable, solicitous waiters who set the tone of the restaurant.
A wall of windows overlooks the water, and a stone fireplace is set at the back of the restaurant.
TC Gourmet, set in the back of the restaurant Local in a private restaurant called Casa Arévalo, is another exciting concept.
Rigondeaux looked bemused to see the rival attraction of a makeshift political rally as he arrived at a colourful boxing ring set up in the middle of the restaurant's parking lot and wisely kept his own counsel as he stripped down for action.
On an outdoor table, the owner of the restaurant set out glass mugs of tea with fresh mint leaves.
Inside, a stage had been set up at one side of the restaurant, whose tables had been pushed closer together, all still covered with blue-and-white chequered plastic cloths.
Set in the sweaty kitchen of the restaurant, its poky dining room and various apartments in the building in which it is housed, the play moves at an antic pace as the five cast members leap among more than a dozen roles.
Later, Mark Seliger took a picture named Heidi Klum at Romanoff's with Heidi Klum in a reproduction of the restaurant set.
