Sentence examples for tough reservation from inspiring English sources
A tough reservation to get, but worth the wait.
Nearly a quarter century since it opened, Il Mulino is still a tough reservation to score, partly because the phone often goes unanswered (regulars use unpublished numbers).
Snazzy Spots Dining at 5 o'clock is unheard of in Paris, which is what makes an already tough reservation at Le Comptoir, a Left Bank gastro bistro, even tougher.
Even in its earliest weeks, Bestia was a tough reservation, and the bar is shoulder to shoulder.
Back in LA, Animal and Baco Mercat can be tough reservations, but you can walk into most other great, moderately priced restaurants any night of the week and get a table right away.
By Dana Goodyear Craig Thornton's Wolvesmouth dinners are the toughest reservation in town.
It is the toughest reservation in the city: when he announces a dinner, hundreds of people typically respond.
Yves Camdeborde was never a three-star chef, but he ran La Régalade, a far-from-central but still wildly popular bistro, so it's not a surprise that his new operation is now the toughest reservation in town.
"El Bulli got the top spot two years in a row," John Willoughby, a frequent contributor to the Dining section of The New York Times and a former regional chair for the awards, said of the restaurant in Roses, Spain, that has been one of the toughest reservations in the world.
The next year, New York magazine's Grub Street blog ranked Schwa among the country's five toughest reservations.
Lois Haynes, a Lusso member from Texas who previously belonged to Exclusive Resorts, said she and her husband made the switch primarily because they had a tough time booking reservations with the larger club.
