multicourse

[muhl-tee-kawrs, muhl-tahyˌ-]

adjective

1. (of a meal) consisting of several courses.

Example Sentences

The final product is the literary equivalent of a multicourse meal in a German restaurant—you’re left satiated, but not entirely satisfied, and may feel some indigestion.

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If a full multicourse tasting menu isn’t what you’re looking for, Bar Esme offers a more relaxed environment with wonderful drinks, small bites, and a seasonal three-course prix fixe menu.

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Outstanding in the Field returned to the VIP Rose Garden with a multicourse family-style dinner served every evening at sunset.

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And like any multicourse French feast worth its indulgence, this one clocks in at three hours.

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Astonishingly, a multicourse lunch — a recent menu included a veil of lasagna-like cauliflower gelée over sturgeon tartare; Cueillette’s own bread, rubbly with the famous Corrèze walnuts — is currently €35, or about $38, possibly the most outrageous bargain in France right now.

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