table d'hôte

In 1982, Roellinger saved the sea merchant's house from foreclosure by opening a table d'hôte (prix fixe restaurant) inside.

He watches unseen over table d'hôte, and prevents most nice things from coming to dinner.

In the evening I went to one of the theatres, accompanied by an English physician, with whom I dined at the table d'hôte.

The wine is good, and very cheap; and a daily ordinary, or table d'hôte, is kept at the Hotel d'Angleterre.

It's a case of the regular table d'hôte for me until the first of the month.

"You were not at lunch, nor at the table d'hôte, to-night," he added; and I did not consider that the statement demanded comment.