Sentence examples for terms of restaurants from inspiring English sources

In terms of restaurants, there is the homey yet stylish Redoubt Bar & Eatery, but this is a fundamentally provincial place.

"We consider the Seaport to be an important part of the location," said Clifford Finn, the CitiHabitats director of new development marketing who is overseeing the rental, "because it has a lot of the amenities, in terms of restaurants and shopping".

In terms of restaurants, we had expected log cabins with animal pelts all over the walls, free-flowing vodka cooled in the snowbanks, and game roasted on a spit outside.

In terms of small restaurants, Spain is 10 times better.

Anne, NYC I would agree and add that's why so many other cities are being NY-ized, in terms of culture, restaurants, food choices, attitudes.

In describing some of Mr. Gras's work at L2O in terms of other restaurants' trademark gems, I'm not calling it derivative.

I'll try to look ahead at what the day is going to bring me on Monday in terms of the restaurants.

Michelin says Germany is now ranked only behind France in Europe in terms of top restaurants, with its top chefs producing extraordinarily varied and experimental food that is "very open to the cuisines of the world".

"Moscow is one of the fastest-growing cities in terms of opening restaurants, cafes, bars and so on," said Konstantin Chernozatonsky, former editor of the Russian editions of Playboy and Premiere magazines, as he sipped a mojito in a lounge whose name translates as the Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie.

Dubbed RooBox, the startup has launched an off-site kitchen initiative that is bringing restaurant brands to areas of London that have a large residential population but are currently underserved in terms of available restaurants via the Deliveroo app (or otherwise).

But in terms of the restaurant, we need to get better and better, not bigger and bigger.