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Fare as described at dictonary.com (and english.seenglish.se) is a slightly older word, but you will still find it at many restaurants.

Note that fare is a singular, collective noun. The phrase would read:

The fare was top quality, just like the restaurant review assured.

Fare as described at dictonary.com (and english.se) is a slightly older word, but you will still find it at many restaurants.

Note that fare is a singular, collective noun. The phrase would read:

The fare was top quality, just like the restaurant review assured.

Fare as described at dictonary.com (and english.se) is a slightly older word, but you will still find it at many restaurants.

Note that fare is a singular, collective noun. The phrase would read:

The fare was top quality, just like the restaurant review assured.

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Fare as described at dictonary.com (and english.se) is a slightly older word, but you will still find it at many restaurants.

Note that fare is a singular, collective noun. The phrase would read:

The fare was top quality, just like the restaurant review assured.