vreetkeet

Dutch

Etymology

From vreten (“to eat savagely”) +‎ keet (“shack”).

Noun

vreetkeet m (plural vreetketen, diminutive vreetkeetje n)

  1. (informal, somewhat derogatory) An establishment where low-quality food (generally fast food) is served.
    Coordinate term: zuipkeet
    Die Italiaan noemt zichzelf een restaurant, maar het voelt aan als niets meer dan een vreetkeet. ― That Italian [place] calls itself a proper restaurant, but it feels like nothing more than a cheap place to stuff your face.
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