salle à manger

The salle-a-manger stood at the end of a broad avenue of palms not far from the villa.

The priest did not come to dinner that night, but Androvsky was already at his table when Domini came into the salle-a-manger.

The salle-a-manger was large and shady, and was filled with small tables, at only three of which were people sitting.

It was half-past twelve, and a faint rattle of knives and forks from the salle-a-manger told her that dejeuner was ready.