gastropub
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- noun
- /ˈɡæstroʊˌpʌb/
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gastropub
- Although there are no markings anywhere around the restaurant about Marlow's being a gastropub, that is exactly the type of experience that you are getting here with a cozy brick-wall tavern and bar atmosphere, with great attention to detail in the food that is prepared.
- a casual gastropub
Examples
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Though it's only been open for two weeks, Local Gastropub's new Overton Square location has already earned legitimate hot-new-place status.
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It was called Relish Gastropub and Bar.
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Bellevue is getting a new spot that its owners describe as a gastropub.
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Hinterland Erie Street Gastropub offers fresh and local cuisine innovatively prepared.
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EHT recently traced the firehouse roots of Sixth Engine, a gastropub at 400 Mass Ave.
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Now into its third summer as a posh people's gastropub, the once-derelict Cary Arms is like a little glimpse of English heaven as long as the sun's shining.
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The Ravenous Pig is a popular gastropub known for its delicious farm-to-table dishes.
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We enjoyed a relaxing evening at the gastropub, where the atmosphere complemented the exquisite food and drinks.
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After exploring the city, we decided to try the new gastropub that was praised for its inventive menu.
Synonyms
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A place like a bar where people drink, eat, and talk
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A place like a small restaurant that serves high-quality food and drinks
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Morphology
Etymology
The word gastropub combines gastro- ('stomach', seen in gastronomy for 'good food') and pub ('a place to drink'), so a gastropub is a pub where the food is as important as the drinks.