And furthermore, I told her, following up my totally logical defense, "we pay 20% at home, so we're used to paying more." 10% is the normal tipping rate at bars and table-service restaurants in Berlin. ❋ Ali Fitzgerald (2011)
The plan includes one quick-service meal, one snack and one table-service meal at up to 100 restaurants for each night of the package stay. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Frauenfelder lives in Los Angeles, which makes me feel bad for him, but also puts him in close proximity to the ArcLight Cinemas in Hollywood and Sherman Oaks, which charge premium prices for a premium experience that includes reserved seating, advanced sound systems and a grown-up friendly lobby with full bar and table-service restaurant. ❋ Unknown (2009)
And as one fast-food industry executive once told me, "If you think our food is bad, you should look at table-service restaurants." ❋ Unknown (2009)
The Mexican table-service restaurant is also very good, as is Morocco. ❋ Unknown (2008)
On average, management turnover rates run around 20% annually for table-service restaurants, while hourly workers turn over at roughly a 150% clip. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The dining tables were profuse with solid silver table-service. ❋ William H. Ryus (N/A)
There is always pleasure in examining an acorn-cup, -- perhaps associated with fairy banquets, where they were said to compose the table-service. ❋ Various (N/A)
There was also a very pretty table-service of white crockery, a roll of white carpeting, boxes of soap, chests of tea, casks of sugar, bags of coffee, etc., etc., in the greatest profusion. ❋ Louise Amelia Knapp Smith Clappe (N/A)
Upon the whole, it cannot be denied that our table-service, simple as it was, has its advantages: it involved no necessity for any washing of dishes, no anxiety on the score of broken crockery, and we could indulge in the extravagance of a new dinner set every day, or even at every meal, for that matter, if so disposed. ❋ Richard Archer (N/A)
Another external and demoralizing interruption to talk is poor table-service. ❋ Mary Greer Conklin (N/A)
There was a splendid table-service, and a noble array of footmen, some of them in plain clothes, and others wearing the town-livery, richly decorated with gold-lace, and themselves excellent specimens of the blooming young-manhood of Britain. ❋ Various (N/A)
The cut of her gowns, the little niceties of table-service or of children's clothing no longer concerned her. ❋ Kathleen Thompson Norris (1923)
Quietly landing at Dover-haven, they went to Wright's tavern, where they missed the French manner, mirrors, and table-service, but “got in their place a good deal of solid, unpretending comfort.” ❋ Phillips, Mary E (1912)
That the table-service of The Hopper's establishment was not to Shaver's liking was manifested in repeated rejections of the plain white bowl in which Mary offered the porridge. ❋ Meredith Nicholson (1906)
Quietly landing at Dover-haven, they went to Wright's tavern, where they missed the French manner, mirrors, and table-service, but "got in their place a good deal of solid, unpretending comfort." ❋ Unknown (1901)
It would not be surprising to learn that this aphorism fell first from the lips of some wise woman who had observed that in a great number of cases unhappiness in home-life had resulted primarily from lack of home-comfort, and chiefly from unvaried, unappetizing meals and table-service. ❋ Unknown (1896)
About four-fifths of the silver bullion is used in the arts, most of it being manufactured into ornaments or into table-service called "plate." ❋ Unknown (1895)
Bismarck and Moltke, a plaster clown, tawdry painted fans and tortoiseshell ones; a set of the most common blue table-service, and two high candelabras, green and white; a leather dressing-bag with silver fittings (unused), automatic musical figures, shilling candlesticks, artificial coloured fruit in marble, and a really splendid silver dinner-service. ❋ Arnold Henry Savage Landor (1894)
And if the table-service was not so fine as the gilded vessels on Eric's board, yet the fish and flesh and fowl that piled the trenchers, and the purple juice that brimmed the horns, had never been equalled in Greenland. ❋ Unknown (1893)
