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gastropub, n. Brit.
Brit. |ˈgastrə(ʊ)pʌb|, U.S. |ˈgæstroʊˌpəb|
[‹ gastro- (in gastronomic adj., gastronomy n., etc.; compare gastro- comb. form) + pub n.1]
A public house which specializes in serving high-quality food.
1996Evening Standard 9 Apr. 26/5 (heading) Will stale pork pies and reheated bangers ever be axed from pub menus? The rise of the gastro-pub suggests that, one day, they might. 1999Guardian 9 July ii. 6/1 One of the best gastro-pubs. Both pub and gastro bits are happily balanced. 2003Attitude Jan. 53/1 Some work places are so homophobic, explaining you went for a Sunday brunch at your local gastropub with your pals, Stuart and Scott.., isn't a brilliant idea. |