chez

[ shey ]

preposition

, French.

1. at or in the home of; with.

chez

/ ʃe /

preposition

1. at the home of
2. with, among, or in the manner of

Example Sentences

Grab dinner at nearby old-school haunt Chez Jay or head a little farther afield for a knee-wobbling mai tai at the Galley.

From Los Angeles Times

A couple from Benin has taken over Chez Morasse, a city institution that introduced a greasy spoon favorite, poutine, to this region.

From New York Times

An Iranian-American chef, writer, host and podcaster, Nosrat also helmed a New York Times food column, her own website and even "cut her teeth" at Chez Panisse in the early 2000s.

From Salon

Randolph spent her retirement going to Broadway openings and fundraisers, being active with the U.S.O. and visiting other favorite Manhattan haunts, among them Angus, Chez Josephine and the Lambs Club.

From Seattle Times

In the evening, the president and first lady dined at Too Chez, one of the island’s top restaurants, and he afterward revealed his New Year’s resolution.

From New York Times