Sentence examples for usual restaurant from inspiring English sources

But the menu's coverage of the regional cuisines of Italy goes well beyond the usual restaurant clichés.

My dad wanted to go to our usual restaurant, where there were unlimited amounts of appetizers and desserts, and each table got its own 14-pound turkey.

When Meursault enters his usual restaurant, the proprietor Céleste asks "si 'ça allait quand même,' " which is to say "if things were all right anyway".

By P. A. Gardner and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 15 , 1950 P. 18Lunching at his usual restaurant the other day, a man was served by a new waitress, one with a rich Southern accent.

If you're more in the mood for wine, walk two blocks down Millward to the Koshu Wine Bar (200 West Broadway; 307-733-5283), where, relieved of the usual restaurant markup, you can select a bottle from one of 900 different wines ($10 to $1,000) in the adjacent wine shop and have it poured at your table for an additional $5 corkage fee.

Tables are small, simple, and have none of the usual restaurant amenities – no flowers, candles, salt, or pepper.

The group of lads in the corner of the grungy Glaswegian bar aren't your usual restaurant-goers.

"We don't have the usual amenities restaurants usually have, so I always used to take cash," he says.

Many of the others no doubt are adventurous diners looking for a diversion off the usual Island restaurant trail.

We were on our way to our usual hidden restaurant, where I had eaten everything on the menu a hundred times.

It was business as usual on Restaurant Row in Manhattan on Tuesday night as the theater crowd nibbled on entrees and clinked glasses.