gastrodome
Slang for a large, spectacular, and high-end restaurant — the kind of dining venue that's more than a meal, it's an event.
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Slang for a large, spectacular, and high-end restaurant — the kind of dining venue that's more than a meal, it's an event. Think cavernous spaces, theatrical presentation, celebrity chefs, and a price tag to match. A gastrodome isn't just somewhere you eat; it's a culinary destination designed to impress. The term blends 'gastro' (relating to food and cooking) with 'dome,' evoking grand, domed architectural spaces and big-top spectacle. Often used with a hint of awe or irony.
They booked a table at some new gastrodome downtown — forty-course tasting menu, three Michelin stars, and a six-month waitlist.
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(slang) A large, impressive restaurant.
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