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• n  a small restaurant serving beer and wine as well as food; usually cheap

• We're not talking about a chi-chi burger like you might order at, say, Vert, Wolfgang Puck's fancy brasserie in Hollywood, where the lunchtime Prime Cheese Burger is topped with .
• The couple recently opened a brasserie on a quiet street a few steps away from the city center, and are doing brisk business.
• Old-timers still mourn the fate of the Coupole, a barnlike old brasserie that had served as home to Henry Miller, Lawrence Durrell, Samuel Beckett; it was acquired by a restaurant .

News & Articles

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• A Flagship Restaurant for Empire City Casino
  Yonkers Racetrack gets a steakhouse/diner/brasserie, and more restaurant openings.
  June 18, 2013 - New York Times
• A Fresh Start For Shoreline's Copper Beech Inn
  Elegant Landmark Reopens With New, Well, Everything For decades the historic Copper Beech Inn in Ivoryton set the bar when it came to fine dining. The award-winning landmark not only offered cozy accommodations, but was best known for its elegant open-to-the- public elegant main dining room and eventually its more casual tavern, Brasserie Pip. In recent years however, the inn and its restaurants ...
  June 17, 2013 - Hartford Courant

Quotes

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• James Tanner in CatererSearch
  The team excelled themselves with their concept which brought together great fresh food and a simple brasserie feel,said head judge James Tanner, joint chef-patron of Tanners Restaurant in Plymouth.
• Raymond Blanc in The Australian
  If the manoir is a delicate waltz then [the brasserie] is a cancan,says Blanc.
• David Murray in Times Online
  Three weeks before he decided to go Paul sent me a text saying, 'Thanks for your support',Murray said. "I thought, 'That's fine, he's OK' and then he and Barry Ferguson had their fall-out. I was in Paris, in a brasserie having a glass of...