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Upscale

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Upscale
Describing a high quality good, product, service or property. For example, an upscale neighborhood is assumed to contain nice, desirable homes, and an upscale clothing store may sell designer fashions. Upscale products are usually expensive.


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Travis Restaurant Located off the beaten path in the Lakeway Resort and Spa, Travis Restaurant offers lakeside dining and upscale elegance.
Gorgeous restaurant, perfect for an upscale dining facility.
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