Hospitality Offerings

adjective having no bottom or limits; extremely deep or vast

• The bottomless pit seemed to go on forever, its depths shrouded in darkness.
• I could eat bottomless fries at that restaurant all day.
• That party was lit, the drinks were bottomless!
• Her love for him felt bottomless, like it knew no bounds.

noun a sweet baked food made from a mixture of flour, sugar, and other ingredients

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• The baker carefully crafted a beautiful cake for the wedding reception.
• I'm craving some cake right now, wanna go grab a slice?
• That cake was lit, I couldn't stop eating it!
• Success is like a layered cake, you have to work hard to reach the top.

noun a brunch meal where unlimited alcoholic drinks are served for a set period of time

• The hotel offers a bottomless brunch every Sunday for guests to enjoy unlimited food and drinks.
• Hey, do you want to go grab bottomless brunch this weekend? I heard the mimosas are amazing.
• Bottomless brunch is the best way to cure a hangover after a night out.
• The restaurant's hospitality was like a bottomless brunch, overflowing with warmth and generosity.

noun a combination of two words: chai (a type of spiced tea) and latte (a type of coffee made with steamed milk)

• The cafe offers a variety of specialty drinks, including a delicious chai latte.
• I love grabbing a chai latte from the coffee shop on my way to work.
• Let's meet up for a chat over some chai lattes.
• Her warm smile was like a comforting chai latte on a cold day.

noun a type of traditional Russian dumpling typically filled with minced meat

• Pelmeni is a traditional Russian dish made of minced meat wrapped in thin dough and boiled.
• I love eating pelmeni with sour cream and dill.
• Let's grab some pelmeni for lunch, they're so tasty!
• The pelmeni of ideas were swirling in his mind, waiting to be served to the world.

noun a sweet Indian dessert made by deep-frying a wheat flour batter in pretzel or circular shapes and then soaking it in sugar syrup

• The jalebi was served as a traditional Indian dessert at the wedding.
• I can't resist grabbing a jalebi whenever I pass by the sweet shop.
• Let's grab some jalebi and chai for a quick snack.
• Her words were as twisted and sweet as a jalebi.

noun a meal that is a combination of lunch and dinner, typically eaten in the late afternoon or early evening

• The hotel offers a variety of options for linner, including a full buffet and a la carte menu.
• Let's meet up for linner at that new restaurant downtown.
• I'm craving some linner, let's hit up the drive-thru for some fast food.
• The meeting was like a linner, a mix of business and casual conversation.