Definition of brasserie
: an informal usually French restaurant serving simple hearty food
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Later, one of her restaurant jobs was as a chef at Luke, John Besh's New Orleans brasserie.
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Among them: Zachary Golper of Brooklyn’s Bien Cuit bakery, who was up for Outstanding Baker, and the Soho brasserie Balthazar, which was vying for Outstanding Restaurant.
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Also here is Helvetiaplatz, home to a farmers’ market, the brasserie Volkshaus, and Bank, a bakery and weekend brunch favorite located in an old bank.
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Elior has now confirmed that construction has begun on the project, an upscale French brasserie expected to open this summer.
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The kitchen delivers creative takes on brasserie classics like salmon tartare and braised short ribs.
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French brasserie Coquette, which opened at 316 N. Milwaukee St. in 1999, closed in February.
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Afternoon tea, a pre-dinner cocktail, and a three-course meal in the Clubhouse brasserie—with wine pairings—are included with your stay, as is a de Mamiel aromatherapy treatment.
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The street of small boutiques, brasseries and wine shops constitutes Montecito’s downtown.
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