单词	fast-casual
释义	fast-casual adjective fast-ca·​su·​al ˈfast-ˈkazh-wəl  -ˈka-zhə-wəl, -ˈka-zhəl variants or less commonly fast casual : of, relating to, or being a restaurant that combines elements of fast-food service (such as counter ordering) with other elements (such as made-to-order food) that are typical of a full-service restaurant The fast-casual restaurants typically offer fresh, hand-prepared burgers and fries in an atmosphere that might feature plush chairs and a fireplace but no kiddie playland. Karen Robinson-Jacobs Not content to merely upgrade their menus, some chains are looking at overhauling their entire concept to match the fast-casual approach, whereby meals typically are prepared to order and there is limited table service. Julie Tamaki fast-casual noun or fast casual plural fast-casuals or fast casuals … fast-casuals became the darling of the last decade, driven in part by the effects of the Great Recession, skyrocketing rents and rising food costs. Tim Carman Word History First Known Use 1995, in the meaning defined above
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