restauranter or restaurateur

In standard English, the title for the owner of a restaurant is “restaurateur” (note: no N).

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Definitions

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• n  the proprietor of a restaurant

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• n  the proprietor of a restaurant

News & Articles

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• Lenox Lounge’s bar, fixtures recovered
  It looks like restaurateur Richie Notar will be able to relaunch the fabled Lenox Lounge site as the “gem of New York” — as he called the fabled Harlem jazz mecca when he took over its lease last year. Building owner Ricky Edmonds has won back in court the famous Art...
  June 15, 2013 - New York Post
• Cathie Anderson: Fine dining truck could serve arena construction crews
  The promise of a downtown arena is motivating restaurateur and chef Chris Nestor, owner of House Kitchen & Bar and Ink Eats & Drinks, to put a food truck on the road.
  June 15, 2013 - The Sacramento Bee
• Branching out: Robert St. John opens custom cocktail lounge
  Local chef, restaurateur and author Robert St. John is branching out again, bringing a wider variety of culinary and nightlife options to Hattiesburg residents.
  June 13, 2013 - Hattiesburg American