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fast casual
[ fast-kazh-oo-uhl ]
adjective
- noting or relating to a restaurant that does not have table service but offers made-to-order food that is of higher quality than fast food:
fast casual dining; a fast casual spot for fresh, authentic burritos.
fast casual
noun
- a style of fast food involving healthier, fresher, and more varied dishes than traditional fast food, served in more attractive surroundings
Word History and Origins
Origin of fast casual1
Example Sentences
Sweetgreen, the fast casual salad chain popular with yuppie workaholics, is becoming less of a source for sad desk salads and more of a weekend outing during the pandemic.
From traditional Thai to healthy fast casual to wood-fired pizza, here are the best places to eat in Utah’s most famous ski town.
From the beginning, Rick Wetzel, co-founder of both companies, said he viewed fast-casual as the best way to position Blaze.
Lexington, Kentucky–based A&W Restaurants is tossing its hat into the fast-casual and better burger segment later this year.
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