Noun:

Brasserie,

brasserie's Usage Examples:

The cuisine is French brasserie, with a mix.

You can experience all the fun of the roaring 20s in one of the region's most stylish brasseries.

British in its sourcing of produce, beers and lagers, it is inspired by the traditional brasseries (breweries) of Europe.

ritzy shops and brasseries.

Meeting Manteuffel near the Brasserie of Noisseville, he overwhelmed him with reproaches, and at the crisis of this scene the bands struck up "Heil dir im Siegeskranz"!Bracing fresh air and breathtaking views, combine with a traditional village atmosphere and a range of ritzy shops and brasseries.

There is now a newly opened brasserie open for lunches and evening meals (except Mondays) overlooking the golf course with superb views.

Cragrats brasserie We have provided 3 chocolate fountains for this wonderful brasserie situated on the outskirts of Holmfirth.

The Blue Pumpkin is a relaxed, informal brasserie, light and airy with sun streaming in.

An elegant, busy Conran owned brasserie in an area where high class restaurants are surprisingly thin on the ground.

The hotel boasts brightly decorated public areas including a brasserie, and an Art Deco foyer lounge.

Ground floor is a buzzy brasserie, upstairs a luxurious deep black leather-clad restaurant of modern British cooking.

The Fota is a more informal brasserie, spilling on to the terrace in summer.

brasserie on the waterfront of the bohemian port of Leith.

Synonyms:

eating house, restaurant, eating place, eatery,

Antonyms:

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