osteria
noun
os·te·ria
ˌästəˈrēə,
ˌōs-
plural -s
1
: a wayside inn
stopped for the night at a small osteria
J. H. Shorthouse
J. H. Shorthouse2
: restaurant
a sandwich and wine at an osteria near the job New York Times Magazine
New York Times Magazine
Word History
Etymology
Italian, from oste innkeeper, from Latin hospit-, hospes host, stranger, guest
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