Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
Accueil de groupe et privatisation sur devis
English translation:
Available for groups or private events on request
French term
Accueil de groupe et privatisation sur devis
I am particularly stuck on the word "privatisation". I'm assuming it means you can hire the entire establishment, or have I got that wrong?
4 +10 | Available for groups or private events on request | Helene Tammik |
4 | Group reception and privatization upon estimate | MassimoA |
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Non-PRO (2): AllegroTrans, Yvonne Gallagher
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Proposed translations
Available for groups or private events on request
Group reception and privatization upon estimate
Reference comments
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de saison rivalise avec le fumet des plats longuement mijotés en cocotte ou la finesse des terrines maison,
naturellement.
Dès les beaux jours, Le Grand Café s’installe en extérieur, à l’ombre des platanes centenaires et tout à côté de la
piscine. L’esprit est celui des places de village en Provence où l’on vient spontanément tout au long de la journée,
on se retrouve autour de la fontaine, on passe un bon moment, on y partage un déjeuner frais...
Capacité du restaurant : 70 personnes
Possibilité d’un salon privatif
Accueil de groupe et privatisation sur devis
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