brasserie
brasserie
Definition
bras·serie (bras′ə rē′; Fr brȧs rē′)
noun
a bar serving simple meals as well as beverages
Etymology: Fr < MFr < brasser, to brew < VL *braciare < L brace, grain used to prepare malt
brasserie
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: The hotel boasts brightly decorated public areas including a brasserie, and an Art Deco foyer lounge.
- relax: The Blue Pumpkin is a relaxed, informal brasserie, light and airy with sun streaming in.
- situate: Cragrats Brasserie We have provided 3 chocolate fountains for this wonderful brasserie situated on the outskirts of Holmfirth.
- open: There is now a newly opened brasserie open for lunches and evening meals ( except Mondays ) overlooking the golf course with superb views.
- own: An elegant, busy Conran owned brasserie in an area where high class restaurants are surprisingly thin on the ground.
Converse of subject
- inspire: British in its sourcing of produce, beers and lagers, it is inspired by the traditional brasseries ( breweries ) of Europe.
Adjective modifier
- French: The cuisine is French brasserie, with a mix.. .
- traditional: British in its sourcing of produce, beers and lagers, it is inspired by the traditional brasseries ( breweries ) of Europe.
- informal: The Fota is a more informal brasserie, spilling on to the terrace in summer.
- stylish: You can experience all the fun of the roaring 20s in one of the region's most stylish brasseries.
- urban: Bank Restaurants Group | Home Lively urban brasseries serving fresh, creative food with a modern twist on the classics.
- buzzy: Ground floor is a buzzy brasserie, upstairs a luxurious deep black leather-clad restaurant of modern British cooking.
Preposition: on
- waterfront: Multi award winning super stylish hotel, bar and brasserie on the waterfront of the bohemian port of Leith.
Modifies a noun
- restaurant: At 1930 hrs crews gathered for a cruise supper at ' Le Mary ' , a brasserie style restaurant overlooking the marina.
- menu: To view our current full brasserie menus click on your chosen city below.
- style: Formerly the Ship Hotel, the venue has been transformed into a classic french formal dining room with brasserie style food in the bar.
- food: Formerly the Ship Hotel, the venue has been transformed into a classic french formal dining room with brasserie style food in the bar.
- classic: The decor is nicely understated, as is the food solid brasserie classics with the smallest of twists.
- bar: The hotel has a small lift, restaurant, lounge, fitness room and brasserie bar.
Possessives
- hotel: Victorian elegance and its central location might tempt you to dine in the hotel's brasserie before popping out for drinks later.
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