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a restaurant vs an restaurant

The correct phrase is 'a restaurant.' The use of 'an' before a word starting with a consonant sound is incorrect in English. The article 'an' is used before words that start with a vowel sound.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 4960 views

a restaurant

This is the correct phrase in English.

Use 'a restaurant' when referring to a restaurant in a sentence.

Examples:

  • I went to a restaurant last night.
  • She works at a restaurant downtown.
  • Ask a money and open a restaurant.
  • Apparently our guy works at a restaurant.
  • They're all, Make him take you to a restaurant.
  • Using a chemically enhanced neurotoxin to poison a guy in a restaurant.
  • Mercenaries just went into a restaurant.
  • He lost control and crashed into a restaurant.
  • Basically a restaurant just like any other.
  • Running a restaurant takes many talents.
  • Hence your mudslide inside a restaurant.
  • Never had waiter service in a restaurant.
  • I fell asleep at a restaurant.
  • Raised some money and opened a restaurant on fifth.
  • Address indicates it is a restaurant.
  • It's like naming a restaurant hepatitis.
  • Taken from a restaurant this afternoon at Dupont Circle.
  • There's a restaurant at the corner of 7th Avenue and 10thin Brooklyn.
  • This a restaurant and that's not sanitary or hygienic.
  • There is a restaurant opening up near there.
  • Run a restaurant in Kabul, then you'll talk...
  • You defended her after she allegedly robbed a restaurant

Alternatives:

  • a cafe
  • a bar
  • a hotel
  • a bakery
  • a pub

an restaurant

This is an incorrect construction in English.

  • I don't have an restaurant. like your husband. does. madame.
  • Take her to an Italian restaurant.
  • I think I ordered that at an Indian restaurant.
  • He's parked in an abandoned restaurant parking lot off Route 9.
  • But this is an Italian restaurant.
  • But this is an electrical restaurant.
  • There's an Indian restaurant right near.
  • It smells like an Indian restaurant.
  • Prime Minister, take me to an expensive restaurant!
  • No, I'd prefer an Arab restaurant.
  • And at an elegant restaurant, Michael asked Kitty to come back.
  • Not as good as scenes from an Italian restaurant or...
  • In the front, an elegant restaurant.
  • I can't afford to eat in such an expensive restaurant.
  • I want to start an organic restaurant that's only open on the vernal equinox.
  • He thinks Emily's being kept in a pre-war building in close proximity to an Ethiopian restaurant.
  • He thinks Emily's being kept in a pre-war building in close proximity to an Ethiopian restaurant.
  • I never expected that to be an Indian restaurant.
  • It would've been more impressive if we'd been in an Italian restaurant, but...
  • The story is that she's the CEO of an online restaurant and hotel guide.

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