restauranty

From restaurant +‎ -y.

restauranty (comparative more restauranty, superlative most restauranty)

1. (informal) Resembling or characteristic of a restaurant.
   • 1992, David Kemp, The Pleasures and Treasures of Britain, page 249:

     Tables in the courtyard and a nice restaurant. Even the pub part has a restauranty feel. I really like it.

   • 2014, Daisy Jones, Star Fish, page 246:

     I'm generally uninspired on self-catering holidays – I like the security of my own kitchen – but I could happily take a lump of mackerel along to wow my friends with a restauranty pâté […]

   • 2023 June 4, Jay Rayner, “Parakeet, London”, in The Guardian:

     Meanwhile the food at the Parakeet is really quite, well, restauranty. Which isn’t an adjective, but should be.