trattorian.
/tratəˈriːə/ (a) In Italy: an eating house, a takeaway, a restaurant. (b) Outside Italy: a restaurant serving Italian food.
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feast house?c1475
victualling-house1541
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restaurateur1782
slap-bang shop1785
restorator1797
dinner house1803
restaurant1806
snack-house1820
grubbery1823
refreshment house1825
restauration1832
trattoria1832
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ristorante1874
tavern-restaurant1880
foodery1892
eatery1901
taverna1914
chop-house1915
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diner1924
noshery1952
ryotei1953
lokanta1954
Chinesery1956
relais routier1960
hotel1968
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1832 W. Gell Pompeiana i. iv. 49 A trattoria and coffee-house.
1873 ‘Ouida’ Pascarèl I. ii. iv. 169 Then he would pass methodically across the piazza to his favourite trattoriâ.
1893 C. Booth in Mem. (1918) 72 I asked for any place where something to eat could be got. There was no trattoria, they said, and I passed on somewhat crushed.
1922 S. Lewis Babbitt xv. 196 A little trattoria..where you get the best fettuccine in the world.
1955 E. Pound Section: Rock-drill xci. 74 ‘Dodici Apostoli’ (trattoria).
1966 Punch 20 July 112/1 The High Street sees a new Restaurant, a new Trattoria or a new Bistro opening every week.
1971 ‘A. Burgess’ MF ix. 101 The Great Giro..was piling cold plates together like a trattoria waiter.
1973 Times 25 Aug. 12/7 An insipid stew (veau Berichonne), with tough meat, that one would get in lesser known London trattorie.
1975 B. Felton & M. Fowler Best, Worst & most Unusual 216 Pizzas of all shapes and varieties are served in restaurants and trattorias throughout Italy.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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