Definition of food hall in English:

food hall

noun

British

A large section of a department store, where food is sold.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then today in town we bought some food at the galleries food hall.
- In the popular food hall the accent will be on local farm produce.
- I slept till dinner… woke up and went over with Don to the food hall.
- Many jobs will be serving refreshments in the massive food hall, which is twice the size of a football pitch and open 24 hours a day.
- A food hall the size of a rugby pitch, an amusement arcade, a cinema and a shopping complex are among the temporary facilities
- The smell of frying meat drifted out of the food hall where another celebrity chef and author, Clarissa Dickson-Wright, was signing her books.
- Things I do not recommend include the nasty food hall at Heathrow Terminal Three.
- One of the most popular items from the food hall have been mini Christmas pies, which come in batches of 12 for £3.95.
- But what marks the food hall out as a shopping experience is the staff.
- A chef at a luxury food hall said that people come there for things they can't get elsewhere.
- I didn't expect there would be a food hall, but thought they'd have good brand names.
- Gift wrapping is also taking place at the Designer Outlet Village every day at the entrance to the food hall for gifts bought there.
- The gateway facility could eventually include a livestock sales area, pens, parking, retail outlets and a food hall selling local produce.
- It included 100 quality shops, a food hall, a 10-screen cinema complex, and extra parking for 1,400 cars.
- But for some reason, I never ever shop at the food hall at Harvey Nicks.
- The Cumbrian Restaurant using local produce and featuring many items available in the food hall will be serving pre-booked meals only.
- The 27,000 sq ft prefabricated market, with a food hall and two non-food halls, is on the site of an old car park.
- The showfield had been increased in size by almost one-third, while the food hall was now one of the largest in the North West.
- In the food hall, the joint owner of Kendal's Staff of Life bakery, Julie Thomas, had sold out by mid-morning, apart from a solitary pistachio loaf.
- By 5pm Lisa had spent a good half hour in the Marks & Spencer's changing rooms, and I'd discovered you can buy duck sandwiches in the food hall.

单词	food hall
释义	Definition of food hall in English: food hall noun British A large section of a department store, where food is sold. Example sentencesExamples Then today in town we bought some food at the galleries food hall. In the popular food hall the accent will be on local farm produce. I slept till dinner… woke up and went over with Don to the food hall. Many jobs will be serving refreshments in the massive food hall, which is twice the size of a football pitch and open 24 hours a day. A food hall the size of a rugby pitch, an amusement arcade, a cinema and a shopping complex are among the temporary facilities The smell of frying meat drifted out of the food hall where another celebrity chef and author, Clarissa Dickson-Wright, was signing her books. Things I do not recommend include the nasty food hall at Heathrow Terminal Three. One of the most popular items from the food hall have been mini Christmas pies, which come in batches of 12 for £3.95. But what marks the food hall out as a shopping experience is the staff. A chef at a luxury food hall said that people come there for things they can't get elsewhere. I didn't expect there would be a food hall, but thought they'd have good brand names. Gift wrapping is also taking place at the Designer Outlet Village every day at the entrance to the food hall for gifts bought there. The gateway facility could eventually include a livestock sales area, pens, parking, retail outlets and a food hall selling local produce. It included 100 quality shops, a food hall, a 10-screen cinema complex, and extra parking for 1,400 cars. But for some reason, I never ever shop at the food hall at Harvey Nicks. The Cumbrian Restaurant using local produce and featuring many items available in the food hall will be serving pre-booked meals only. The 27,000 sq ft prefabricated market, with a food hall and two non-food halls, is on the site of an old car park. The showfield had been increased in size by almost one-third, while the food hall was now one of the largest in the North West. In the food hall, the joint owner of Kendal's Staff of Life bakery, Julie Thomas, had sold out by mid-morning, apart from a solitary pistachio loaf. By 5pm Lisa had spent a good half hour in the Marks & Spencer's changing rooms, and I'd discovered you can buy duck sandwiches in the food hall.
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