Restaurants is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESTAURANTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RESTAURANT, a business establishment where meals or refreshments may be purchased
• a place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises.

Words related to RESTAURANTS

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How to use RESTAURANTS in a sentence

• I have wondered why Chinese restaurants are generally on the second story.
• Even in such a weird sort of syndicate as I had apparently stumbled against it was hardly probable that the directors would attempt to poison each other in West End restaurants.
• He must buy nothing new to wear, and must live at the cheapest of the restaurants.
• The restaurants and cafes are most brilliantly fitted up.
• He caught a bus downtown and wandered through an area of mixed industry, galleries, and restaurants.
• The waiters in restaurants snatched a moment for an evening paper between the courses.
• He rarely entertained at home, and lived himself entirely at restaurants and clubs.
• Within it lie the retail shops, the commercial hotels, the theatres, the restaurants.
• Even the restaurants and soup-kitchens were crowded then.
• The restaurants are still a prominent feature in Havana life, as they were then.
• More girls are placed in office positions than in any other line of work, but a considerable proportion take employment in factories, domestic service, restaurants, and stores.
• If one had a credit at a hotel, all was well, but unless one had ready money in small notes, none of the restaurants would accept an order.
• They had a strike at one of the big restaurants over the manager insulting one of the girls.
• The young farmer boys and the workers in the factory come down-town at night and loaf around the restaurants without any excuse.
• They rent rooms in convenient or inconvenient locations, and take their meals at the restaurants.
• In other parts of the city are to be found Italian, French, and Spanish restaurants, and English chop houses.
• A large part of the income of the restaurants is derived from the sale of liquors at the bar.
• Wives and mothers, and even young girls, who are ashamed to drink at home, go to these fashionable restaurants for their liquor.
• At about seven, provisions at the restaurants sometimes run short.
• Although mutton according to the tariff is cheaper than beef, I rarely see any at the restaurants.
• They passed from the streets to the restaurants, from the restaurants to the theatre, out into the streets again, back to the restaurants, and once more into the streets.
• She was always in and out of restaurants and hotels and express trains.
• They could afford to eat at something like real restaurants, and as there was nothing worth rushing back for, they would not return until the last moment.
• He lived in expensive rooms, dined at the best restaurants, and belonged to a couple of good clubs.
• Dinners to friends were served at inns or restaurants, accompanied or followed by musical or theatrical performances.
• Honourable members snatch at the opportunity of cultivating their souls in the theatres, clubs, restaurants, and other centres of culture in which London abounds.
• Everywhere in the central part of the city were livery stables, restaurants, saloons.

Similar words containing STAURANT without suffix s and without prefix re

restaurant10 restauranteur13 restauranteurs14

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