brasserie

• It was a brasserie, adjacent to a flight of stone steps. —  Maigret and the Apparition - Episode 90 - Georges Simenon
• The brasserie was a big quiet place, frequented chiefly by regular customers eating the plat du jour or cold meat. —  Maigret’s Dead Man - Georges Simenon - 56: 1948
• In the brasserie, where they stood at the bar, there were several other inspectors. —  Maigret's Revolver - Georges Simenon - 68
• The brasserie, too, smelled of winter, with damp coats and hats hanging from all the hooks and dense clouds of steam rising from the dark windows. —  Maigret and the Man on the Bench—69—Georges Simenon
• “Good night I hope it will be!” He had no difficulty in finding the brasserie, which was full of regulars, playing cards. —  Maigret's Boyhood Friend - Georges Simenon - 97

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