Sentence examples for white-tablecloth dining from inspiring English sources

White-tablecloth dining in lounge, library and music room, all with working fireplaces; six guest rooms upstairs.

The Obamas have enjoyed white-tablecloth dining at Equinox, Bobby Van's Steakhouse, B. Smith's and Georgia Brown's, and street-corner casual at Ben's Chili Bowl and Five Guys Burgers and Fries.

There will be a cafe on the ground floor and a white-tablecloth dining room upstairs.

You can soak up the quiet seclusion at the Pousada de Santa Maria, a historic inn with an elegant, white-tablecloth dining room.

The street, once anchored by retailers like Abraham & Straus and the white-tablecloth dining at Gage & Tollner, has cycled through periods of prosperity and hardship since its emergence as a shopping destination in the late 1800s.

There are still plenty of good places for a barbecue plate, excellent French bistros like Vin Rouge and Rue Cler, and some white-tablecloth dining rooms, both traditional and modern.

One would be Jimmy's: An American Restaurant and Bar (205 South Mill Street, upstairs; 970-925-6020; whichimmysaspen.coffershich ofines fine, white tablecloth dining in a welcoming atmosphere.

La Pergola 408 Main Street East Haven (203) 469-6082 tollisapizza.com (with link to La Pergola) WORTH IT THE SPACE White tablecloth dining area, with nearly 80 seats, housed in the same building as Tolli's Apizza.

I'd passed Easton dozens of times on the way to other Eastern Shore towns and associated it only with high-end boutiques, out-of-my-league art galleries, white tablecloth dining and the annual Waterfowl Festival.

Most recognizable from his win on Season 2 of Top Chef, Ilan Hall has gone on to create a cool little niche for himself inside an Art Deco building in downtown L.A. The Gorbals is one of those restaurants, like Animal and Lazy Ox Canteen, that have taken the city in a new direction, eschewing "white tablecloth dining" in favor of something rawer, edgier and more creative.

In night life circles, "French" is not a euphemism for pretentious white tablecloth dining, but a buzzword for debauchery.