brasserie

IPA: brˈæsɝi

Examples of "brasserie" in Sentences

The word 'brasserie' is also French for brewery and, by extension, "the brewing business."
The brasserie is a blaze of chrome and mirrors, where customers in curving banquettes eat shellfish on ice.
a brasserie, which is good for quick, simple meals; and a conservatory, which serves up a marvellous cream tea.
The brasserie was a big quiet place, frequented chiefly by regular customers eating the plat du jour or cold meat.
In France, a brasserie is a café doubling as a restaurant with a relaxed setting, which serves single dishes and other meals.
Heard on NPR this morning -- a report of the manifs in Aulnay-sous-Bois by a reporter who couldn't even say "brasserie" right.
By tradition, a brasserie is a modest restaurant, a place where you can enjoy a good, unpretentious meal at almost any time of day.
The word brasserie means brewery in French, and beer lovers will appreciate the dozen or so brews on tap as well as nearly 100 bottles from all over the world.
The Brasserie Lipp is not a restaurant: it insists - correctly - on being called a brasserie, a place to drink beer, or wine, or coffee, and to eat the reknowned Alsatian cuisine.
The Hotel boasts of an award winning 2 rosette fine dining restaurant and brasserie, which is working towards the accolade of 3 to 4 rosettes and then onto their first Michelin star.