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The Fine Dining market is a subset of the restaurant, bar and café industry. It is characterized by high-end establishments that offer a luxurious dining experience, often with a focus on gourmet cuisine. Fine Dining restaurants typically feature an upscale atmosphere, with attentive service and a wide selection of high-quality dishes. The menu may include a variety of dishes from different cuisines, as well as a selection of fine wines and other beverages. Fine Dining restaurants may also offer private dining rooms and special events, such as wine tastings and cooking classes.
Some of the companies in the Fine Dining market include The French Laundry, Per Se, Alinea, Le Bernardin, Eleven Madison Park, and The Fat Duck. Show Less Read more
