restaurateur

Converse of object

• become: What was for him, he decided, was to become a restaurateur.
• lead: One of the city's leading restaurateurs, he's heading for a brilliant life.
• know: Philip Lawless Trustee Biographical Details: Philip was born in Dublin in 1939 and is a well known restaurateur in London.
• face: It made me think again about the dangers that can face an unwary restaurateur.
• note: Noted local restaurateurs Richard and Gill Savage run the Swan with their family and provide home-cooked quality food and service second to none.

Adjective modifier

• Bangladeshi: For further information, please contact: ■ Enam Ali, Guild of Bangladeshi Restaurateurs.
• Italian: The original founder of La Parmigiana, Angelo Giovanazzi was widely acknowledged as one of Glasgow's finest Italian restaurateurs.
• former: Helen Thornton - marketing advisor for food & drink sector organizations Robert Rees - food consultant, chef and former restaurateur.
• successful: In about 1867, the house was let to Edward Grove, a successful restaurateur, who purchased it in 1870.
• top: Indian by Das Sreedharan This is inspirational and highly accessible food from top restaurateur, Das Sreedharan, founder of Rasa restaurants in London.
• local: The improvements have been particularly welcomed by local restaurateur James Walker, owner of The Italian Job.

Noun used with modifier

• meanwhile: Surprise meanwhile restaurateurs is pure pleasure won the grand inevitable babe the.
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