Pronunciation: /bɪl ʌv fɛər/
noun a list of dishes available at a restaurant or meal
A1 The bill of fare at the restaurant includes pizza, pasta, and salad.
A2 When I looked at the bill of fare, I saw that they serve both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options.
B1 The bill of fare at the new cafe has a variety of sandwiches, soups, and desserts.
B2 As a food critic, I always pay close attention to the bill of fare to see what unique dishes a restaurant offers.
C1 The bill of fare at the upscale restaurant changes seasonally to showcase the freshest ingredients.
C2 The chef personally curates the bill of fare at the exclusive dining club to ensure a top-notch culinary experience.
preposition used to indicate the relationship between 'bill of fare' and the restaurant or meal it represents
A1 The restaurant's bill of fare includes burgers and fries.
A2 I looked at the bill of fare to decide what to order for dinner.
B1 The bill of fare at the new restaurant features a variety of international dishes.
B2 Before choosing a restaurant, I always check their bill of fare online.
C1 The chef carefully curated the bill of fare to showcase the best of local cuisine.
C2 The bill of fare at the event was extensive, offering options for every dietary preference.
formal The restaurant provided us with a detailed bill of fare listing all the available dishes.
informal Check out the bill of fare to see what they have to offer.
slang I glanced at the bill of fare and saw some tasty options.
figurative In life, we are often presented with a bill of fare of choices to make.
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