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Definition of resto in English: restonounPlural restos ˈrɛstəʊˈrestō North American informal A restaurant. 〈北美，非正式〉饭店，餐馆 Example sentencesExamples - One could say that it was not as good as in a strictly Italian resto, but still it was very good.
- For those in the know, there are many truly authentic dishes to sample at this unassuming little resto, listed on a separate page only in Japanese.
- The resto embodies all that was once meant by dining room: stucco walls, napkins arranged in peaks and two layers of tablecloths.
- But hey, start your evening at Felix, take the Star ferry crossing to the island and head for dinner at the many restos in Lan Kwai Fung.
- The flagship resto is Pure Spirits Oyster House and Grill.
- If ever there was a resto that needed to expand, it's this one.
- The concept may make some cringe, but the practical results have struck a nerve, which is why you hear their stuff spilling out of chic restos and boutiques across town.
- The bar/resto, however, claimed to be "open to the public" - what I didn't realize was that meant the public with tickets.
- Do as you would do in a resto in Mexico - choose your timing and your order with care.
- The resto offers hot and cold appetizers ranging from $4.95 - $11.95.
- The next year, Seattle's Space Needle was crowned with a rotating resto, just in time for the World's Fair.
- Inside, you'll find nearly 100 listings of Montreal restos where you can eat for under $10.
- Almost three years old, this Little Italy resto (named for the town in Tuscany, not the Suzanne Vega tune) offers hearty food at heart-stopping prices.
- This time I tried Tutto Bene, a cafeteria-style sit-down resto right next to Open Da Night.
- It's definitely worth going by to check out this resto's breakfast, which they only serve on Saturday mornings.
- He called it a Japanese cafeteria, which places the eatery in a different category from the other Japanese restos in town.
- The building has been reinvented as a 22-screen cinema, one that will also include shops and restos.
- As such, rarely do they move me to try a resto advertised therein.
- Tasty and tasteful best describes food and atmosphere at this joint, arguably one of the best Mexican restos in town.
- St-Henri is not the first place I'd look for a good Korean resto on a winter night.
Definition of resto in US English: restonounˈrestō North American informal A restaurant. 〈北美，非正式〉饭店，餐馆 Example sentencesExamples - The resto offers hot and cold appetizers ranging from $4.95 - $11.95.
- Tasty and tasteful best describes food and atmosphere at this joint, arguably one of the best Mexican restos in town.
- This time I tried Tutto Bene, a cafeteria-style sit-down resto right next to Open Da Night.
- The bar/resto, however, claimed to be "open to the public" - what I didn't realize was that meant the public with tickets.
- The flagship resto is Pure Spirits Oyster House and Grill.
- Almost three years old, this Little Italy resto (named for the town in Tuscany, not the Suzanne Vega tune) offers hearty food at heart-stopping prices.
- For those in the know, there are many truly authentic dishes to sample at this unassuming little resto, listed on a separate page only in Japanese.
- Inside, you'll find nearly 100 listings of Montreal restos where you can eat for under $10.
- As such, rarely do they move me to try a resto advertised therein.
- The next year, Seattle's Space Needle was crowned with a rotating resto, just in time for the World's Fair.
- It's definitely worth going by to check out this resto's breakfast, which they only serve on Saturday mornings.
- Do as you would do in a resto in Mexico - choose your timing and your order with care.
- The building has been reinvented as a 22-screen cinema, one that will also include shops and restos.
- St-Henri is not the first place I'd look for a good Korean resto on a winter night.
- But hey, start your evening at Felix, take the Star ferry crossing to the island and head for dinner at the many restos in Lan Kwai Fung.
- If ever there was a resto that needed to expand, it's this one.
- The resto embodies all that was once meant by dining room: stucco walls, napkins arranged in peaks and two layers of tablecloths.
- He called it a Japanese cafeteria, which places the eatery in a different category from the other Japanese restos in town.
- The concept may make some cringe, but the practical results have struck a nerve, which is why you hear their stuff spilling out of chic restos and boutiques across town.
- One could say that it was not as good as in a strictly Italian resto, but still it was very good.
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