Bistro

Pronunciation: /ˈbistroʊ/

Definitions of bistro

noun a small, informal restaurant or bar, serving wine, beer, and simple meals

Example Sentences

A1 I went to a bistro for lunch.

A2 The bistro had a cozy atmosphere.

B1 We decided to meet at the bistro for a casual dinner.

B2 The bistro's menu featured a variety of French and Italian dishes.

C1 The bistro's chef is known for creating innovative and delicious dishes.

C2 The bistro's wine selection is extensive and includes many rare vintages.

Examples of bistro in a Sentence

formal The bistro we dined at last night had a sophisticated ambiance and exquisite cuisine.

informal Let's grab a bite to eat at that cute little bistro on the corner.

slang I heard the bistro down the street serves up some killer grub.

figurative The bistro of life offers a menu of experiences, both bitter and sweet.

Grammatical Forms of bistro

• past tense: bistroed
• plural: bistros
• comparative: more bistro
• superlative: most bistro
• present tense: bistros
• future tense: will bistro
• perfect tense: have bistroed
• continuous tense: is bistroing
• singular: bistro
• positive degree: bistro
• infinitive: to bistro
• gerund: bistroing
• participle: bistroed

Origin and Evolution of bistro

First Known Use: 1814 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'bistro' originated in France.

Evolution of the word: Originally, the word 'bistro' referred to a small, informal restaurant serving simple meals and drinks. Over time, it has come to be associated with casual dining establishments that offer a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.