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*Restaurant is a place where you can order a meal and your food is usually served to you at your table by a waiter or waitress. Waiter is a male and waitress is a female. Example Sentences: There's a new Chinese restaurant in town, they serve the best sushi. LaCuisine restaurant has the best waiters and waitresses. *Cafe is also a place where you can order a light meal, coffees, teas, and drinks. In a cafe you can sit in or order a take away. A:Where can i grab and go a nice cup of coffee? B:You can try Joe's cafe *Diner it's like a cheap and small restaurant. People who are having dinner in a restaurant are also called diners. Example Sentences: The diner opens quite early in the morning. The restaurant was buzzing with cheerful diners.

For a quick snack such as a cake and coffee, you may stop off at a cafe: "I'm in a cafe in the city centre eating muffins and cappuccino!" A restaurant is where you may have a more substantial meal. Places that deal with specific food may be called something according to the food served: A: "Let's eat in the pizzeria this evening!" B: "No, I prefer the Seafood restaurant."

"Drive-in" This is an old style of restaurant where you can drive up in your vehicle, have food brought to you and then you eat without ever leaving your vehicle. "Cafeteria" This is a generally a restaurant where there is a long counter and someone serves you food. You walk along the counter and tell the server behind the counter which food items you would like to eat. "Buffet" This is a restaurant where you can choose your own food from many serving counters. You can generally go back up to the counter and eat as much as you would like.

An eatery(Germanic) is a casual way of saying restuarant...(French) A great gastronomic tradition is the french restuarant...or the geman Eatery. Where people pay to sit and eat meals ;-D "I do love a great eatery/ restuarant when I want to avoid cooking !"

"Restaurant" is the word used to explain a place you go out to eat at. They normally serve main meals like lunch or supper/dinner. "Cafe/coffee shop" are smaller places with smaller easier and quicker menus mainly for breakfast/lunch/ coffee and snacks.

The most common word to use is "restaurant" for a place where you sit down to eat. Examples : I am going to eat rice at the restaurant. We go to the restaurant every Friday night. I enjoy the newly opened restaurant's sushi. I am not a big fan of eating at a restaurant, I prefer home cooked meals.

There are different places you can go and sit down and eat a meal or food a restaurant is usually the term used although you can sit at many other places and grab something to eat like a 'cafe' or 'coffee shop'

There are many names to call a place where people sit to eat meals together in the US. Each place has a different setting, depending on the type of setting you are looking for will determine the place you want to go. For example: Restaurants are a place where you can sit with a group of friends or family and order a meal that will be served to you. People typically spend about an hour - 2 hours at this type of setting. Cafes are more of a meeting spot for a small group of people like 2 or 3 and here you can order smaller snacks such as muffins, coffee, or dessert type foods. People also like to go to cafes to study or do work. Diners are usually smaller than restaurants, and the biggest difference is the price of food. It is usually cheaper and most of them serve breakfast, lunch and dinner at all hours of the day.

These are all terms to describe places where people can sit down and pay for food. 'Restaurant' and 'Eatery' are specific and serving food is their main aim. Many places serve food, but are also known for serving other things too. A 'cafe' or 'coffee shop' will serve food, but are more known for serving hot drinks. Nowadays, many pubs and bars are also serving food to customers.

A cafe is a small place where you can buy light meals and drinks. A restaurant is a typically big place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises. A food court is an area, typically in a shopping mall, where fast-food outlets, tables, and chairs are located.

A place where you go to sit down and eat is called by any of the names above. We can also call this type of place a restaurant. Hash house: an inexpensive restaurant Eating house: restaurant Tight budget: a restricted flow of money "Are you interested in lunch at the cafeteria later today?" "Let's have dinner at the hash house, I am on a tight budget."

Cafe is somewhere If you wanted to sit and have a sandwich or a bit of breakfast or a hot drink and cake, You could also order and take away and eat at work/home. Example - "I'm just in the cafe having a coffee and slice of chocolate cake". Restaurant - Is somewhere people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served to them in the restaurant. Example - "We all fancied Chinese food for my birthday so we have decided to go to the new Chinese restaurant".

A, "restaurant," is the place where you go to sit and eat meals. You can also add a certain nationality word in front of it to describe what type of food they serve at the restaurant. Example sentences : - I love eating at that Italian restaurant. - I had a lovely meal at a French restaurant.