111.   Restaurant serves Shaker-inspired food.

112.   Some restaurants serve American and ethnic fare, including Thai, Chinese, Italian and Mexican.

113.   That may mean allowing restaurants to serve portable food like soup and hot chocolate outside doors, and setting up food booths around town.

114.   The restaurant serves an extensive selection of freshly-prepared sushi.

115.   The restaurants serve cheeseburgers while Jewish law forbids the consumption of meat and dairy products at the same time.

116.   The restaurants serve cheeseburgers, for example, while Jewish law forbids eating meat and dairy products at the same meal.

117.   The restaurants serve fresh Adriatic octopus and other seafood, and bars serve just about any alcoholic drink you can think of.

118.   The owner of Hong Bin Lou restaurant, A.D. Hamiprodjo, said that his restaurant served Chinese food which was completely different to Hong Kong-style cuisine.

119.   The restaurant served everyone from Little Havana regulars to national politicians and celebrities.

120.   The restaurant served toast and ham for breakfast Sunday even though most of the dishes were broken in the quake.