gastro
- noun
- /ˈɡæstroʊ/
- UK
- As the owner of There (a real gastro pub) in Town Brookhaven, I'd like you to know that we serve two burgers: beef (house ground from three cuts) and a bison, also house ground.
Examples
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OK, so we are going to the Casp and Kettle Irish Gastro Pub, which is a highly rated lunch spot.
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The new gastro in town offers a variety of craft beers and gourmet burgers.
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I love meeting my friends at the local gastro for dinner and drinks on weekends.
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She enjoys the atmosphere at this trendy gastro, especially the live music on Friday nights.
Synonyms
A place where people pay to eat meals prepared for them
A small informal restaurant that serves simple meals and wine
A place like a restaurant or café where people eat
A small informal cafe that serves beer, wine, and simple food at moderate prices
A pub that serves good food and drinks in a nice place
A traditional German inn that serves food and drinks and sometimes offers rooms
Compounds
How Upscale
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gastro comes from the Greek root gaster, which means 'stomach', and it is a short form of gastropub, a pub that focuses on good food. So a gastro today means a bar or restaurant known for tasty, high-quality food and drinks.