Sentence examples for tavern it from inspiring English sources

The stone house served as their lodge and as a tavern; it was known as "Ricketts Folly" for its isolated location in the wilderness.

Like a good tavern, it is open seven days a week.

THE BAR Called the Tavern, it is adjacent to the main room, with a U-shaped bar and tables for dining.

Dating from 1826, when it was called the Railway Tavern, it is now owned by the National Trust, which bought it from Bass in 1978.

Meanwhile, at Gramercy Tavern, it is the only menu you are offered and you have six appetizers, six entrees and six desserts to choose from.

Raclette in one paw, apfelwein in the other, and the peaks of the Old World staring at you out of the frost-fringed window of the slopeside tavern, it is easier to burst into spontaneous tears of wonderment.

Like all of Mr. McNeil's taverns, it offers a venerable country jukebox, utterly unpleasant restrooms and scantily clad female bartenders with hearts of gold.

Little has changed at places like Muscoot Tavern, and it is its link to the past — before subdivisions and S.U.V.'s, too-fussy food and "mixologists" — that is the restaurant's greatest appeal.

Carved in Wells, Me., around 1860, it was probably made as a shop sign for a local tavern, though it sends out mixed messages.

This beautiful bistro claims to be a traditional bouchon (Lyon tavern) but it is a lot more than that, and well worth the effort of finding it on the edge of the Croix-Rousse quarter.

Mr. Greenberg, president of Sterling Group Management, said his team had put together a "serious and ambitious" proposal to take over Tavern, calling it "probably the most precious restaurant in the world, given its location and prominence".