grill
- noun
- /ɡrɪl/
- We dressed up for dinner at the Maplewood Grill: skirts, purses, and high-heeled shoes.
- bar and grill
- a grill restaurant
- grill chef
You could go to the the grill, you could try some ceviche.
- You could go to the the grill, you could try some ceviche.
- By the way, it is a legacy Bar and Grill at Moxie Times Square legacy.
- Well, I would say the restaurant that I'm I'm most proud of is the grill in in the secret movie.
- And I get a phone call from Tribeca Bar and Grill.
- When that was still there when I went to to Stargate or Grill Flame when I was there.
- I want to learn how to bike Bar and Grill and garden so that I don't suck at it.
- It's a picture of a the Epcot Ball rhinestones Bistro bed and breakfast Bar and Grill Cafe lounge on the water.
Examples
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Thank you for joining our family at Shenaniganz bar and grill.
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The favorite spot for locals is a cozy grill known for its fresh seafood dishes.
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Let me take you to The Grill.
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Can you meet me at The Grill at 8:00?
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The Five Tone Bar and Grill.
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We can stop at the Camellia Grill before we cross the bridge.
Fiction book (1994) -
Robin is at the grill with hamburgers as Alyssa prepares the table for dinner.
Fiction book (2001) -
We came to Mateo's Mexican Grill for the final inhaling of tacos.
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Let's meet for dinner at the new grill down the street that serves the best steak.
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After a long day, we decided to relax at the grill where they offer great burgers and fries.
Synonyms
A place where people pay to eat meals prepared for them
A restaurant that mainly serves steaks and other meat dishes
A place like a restaurant or café where people eat
A restaurant that sells roasted meat cooked on a spit
A small cheap restaurant that serves simple fried or grilled food
A restaurant that serves steaks and grilled meat
A small shop that sells hot meals to people
A place where people buy and eat meals, like a restaurant or café
A restaurant room where cooks prepare meat over an open flame and serve it
A small roadside stall that sells grilled and smoked food
A restaurant that serves mostly cooked fish and seafood
How Formal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Grill for a restaurant comes from the cooking tool grill, because places that cook meat and fish on a grill began to be called 'the grill'. So when you go to a grill, you expect food cooked over open heat.