Sentences with phrase «white tablecloth serve»

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COO Josh Burman says North Star Seafood has made its name by serving the broadest customer base in the region, ranging from high - end hotels, white tablecloth restaurants and cruise lines to big - box stores and independent retailers.

Instead of marketing its products to clients who use cod in this way, Clipper Seafoods sells its fish to consumers eating codfish at white tablecloth - type restaurants that serve the fish lightly salted or complemented with a light sauce.

«Food Lion is one of our largest clients in the Carolinas,» he says, adding that the company also serves sandwich shops and white tablecloth restaurants.

This tourist trap is worth the wait for its classic Mexican breakfasts of conchas, natas and hot chocolate served on starched white tablecloths.

And the company, which serves every foodservice sector from chain restaurants to institutions, white tablecloth to quick - serve — does it through finding the right food products no one has or has ever heard of, then distributing quicker and more cost effective than anyone else.

The food's great, but it doesn't prepare you for what's to come in the evenings, when Park throws down a white tablecloth and serves a single group of six diners the «juhnyuk tasting,» a seven - course menu that refracts the foods of his Korean - born, New Jersey — raised upbringing through the techniques he accrued working the line at fine - dining spots in Chicago.

It had a fine reputation, although its owners closed down with the onset of integration rather than serve the colored on white tablecloths.

Western / Japanese fusion dishes are served among white tablecloths and cheerful greenery at Restaurant Pensee, open for all meals.

Dinner is served in a stone - built barn, with starched white tablecloths, fresh flowers, and views out onto the garden.

With a fantastic wine selection, an elegant wait staff, traditional dishes served on crisp white tablecloths, Baan Rim Pa is years away from budget Thai eateries.

«The first shoot ended with a picnic,» notes LACMA director Michael Govan, «with red - and - white checkered tablecloths and Ed Ruscha serving hamburgers to the other artists.»