Template:Map Features:Cuisine (style)
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Style or Place
Values of cuisine describing the style of food served at a place or the type of place it is
| Value | Description | Wikipedia | Photo |
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| bakery | A place that sells bread, pastries, or cakes, and often sandwiches. Consider using shop=bakery instead.
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| bar_and_grill | A place serving both alcoholic drinks and food, typically burgers and grilled items | ||
| barbecue | A style of cooking meat by roasting, smoking or grilling. Do not use the abbreviation cuisine=bbqcuisine=mongolian_grill instead for the style known as Mongolian barbecue which is not actually a barbecue.
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| basque_ciderhouse | Informal restaurants that serve natural Basque cider directly from large barrels in the cider house and typically offer a standard menu consisting of cod omelette, fried cod and chop steak. Named "Sidrería" in spanish or "Sagardotegi" in basque | ||
| bistro | A type of small restaurant, originating in France | ||
| brasserie | A restaurant serving beer and food. Brasserie is French for "brewery". | ||
| breakfast | A style of food typically served at the beginning of the day | ||
| brunch | A style of food including elements of both breakfast and lunch | ||
| buffet | A restaurant serving food from a shared table that is dished out to each diner | ||
| buschenschank | A place serving food and wine, common in Austria. Similar to cuisine=heuriger.
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| deli | A place that sells meats, cheeses, and prepared foods | ||
| dessert | A style of sweet foods usually eaten after a meal | ||
| dim_sum | A Cantonese dining tradition where people enjoy Chinese tea and bite-sized dim sum dishes, often served in bamboo steamers or small plates, in a relaxed social setting | ||
| diner | A casual restaurant usually serving American cuisine | ||
| fine_dining | An upscale restaurant usually serving meals in multiple courses | ||
| fried_food | A style of food where items are cooked in oil | ||
| friture | A fast-food restaurant serving french fries and other foods, common in Belgium and the Netherlands | ||
| fusion | A style of food that incorporates elements from multiple different cuisines | ||
| grill | A restaurant serving grilled food. Sometimes called a "Bar & Grill" in the United States. | ||
| heuriger | A place serving food and wine, common in Austria | ||
| hot_pot | A communal cooking dish where diners boil fresh ingredients like meat, vegetables, and noodles in a shared pot of simmering broth at the table | ||
| international | Food originating from many places around the world. Use a more specific value if possible. | ||
| local | Food originating from the area the restaurant is located in. Use a more specific value if possible. | ||
| lunch | A style of food typically served in the middle of the day | ||
| mongolian_grill | A style of cooking food on a large circular grill. Also known as Mongolian barbecue. Do not use the tags cuisine=mongolian or cuisine=barbecue for this style. It originated in Taiwan is neither Mongolian nor barbecue.
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| pub | A restaurant serving beer and food. Consider using amenity=pub instead.
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| regional | Food originating from the region the restaurant is located in. Use a more specific value if possible. | ||
| snack | A small amount of food eaten between meals. | ||
| steak_house | A restaurant serving steak and other meat. See also: cuisine=steak.
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| tapas | A style of food served in small portions as a snack or an appetizer, originating in Spain | ||
| yakiniku | A style of cooking meat on a grill, common in Japan |
This table is a wiki template with a default description in English. Editable here.
Usage
This template is for use on cuisine=* and translation pages.
Unless otherwise discussed, tags should have significant use before being added to this template. The somewhat arbitrary threshold is about 100 uses globally, including appearances in semi-colon value separated lists. Otherwise the list would grow too large. Search for the tag on Taginfo before adding it to this list.
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