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☆ res·tau·rant (res′tə ränt′, -rənt; res′tränt′)
noun
Etymology: Fr, substantive use of prp. of restaurer: see restore
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Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
restaurant
n.
Types of restaurants include: café, hotel, dining room, inn, coffee shop, sandwich shop, tavern, pub, steakhouse, coffee house, chophouse, tearoom, luncheon, luncheonette, lunch-wagon, hamburger stand, fast-food outlet, fast-food joint, fast-food place, trattoria, ristorante (both Italian), estaminet, bistro, brasserie (all French), creamery, dining car, dining coach, dining saloon, diner, lunch bar, soda fountain, milk bar, hot-dog stand, snack bar, raw bar, sushi bar, automat, rathskeller, rotisserie, cabaret, night club, cafeteria, grill, grillroom, oyster house, barbecue, spaghetti house, deli, pizzeria, canteen.
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Converse of object
- them: Nelsons offers a perfect alternative to the continuing popularity of Ciro's Brasserie, our very own Mediterranean themed restaurant.
Modifies a noun
- critic: Are British restaurant critics better than their American counterparts?
Adjective modifier
- Indian: Heh, I know the Indian restaurants within a three mile radius of Finchley better than I know the pubs.
Preposition: with
- ambiance: The Definition of Love I saw real love while working at a cozy, candle-lit Italian restaurant with great ambiance and really delicious food.
Noun used with modifier
- seafood: We could almost have been in a French seafood restaurant in Brittany, what with the wonderful array of fresh shellfish on display.
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I have known what it was like to be hungry, but I always went right to a restaurant.
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