coffee shop
a small, usually inexpensive, restaurant where refreshments and light meals are served.
Origin of coffee shop
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How to use coffee shop in a sentence
Matt was a guy I would see at a coffee shop here in town from time to time.
A family friend had asked to hang some of her paintings in his coffee shop.
And unless you are a mind reader, you will find almost no evidence of it in your local coffee shop.
I meet Osment at a coffee shop in Greenwich Village for lunch.
Tarantino wrote it there over several months in his hotel, as well as the “coffee shop” Betty Boop.
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The boys dressed rapidly and hurried down to the hotel coffee shop.
The Flaming Mountain | Harold Leland GoodwinHe looked in at the coffee-shop while I was eating my bit of food.
The Daffodil Mystery | Edgar WallaceI left the coffee shop later on for a place in the city, and saw nothing more of them for five years.
The Observations of Henry | Jerome K. JeromeWhat the pump is to the villager, so the coffee-shop is to the soldier of the New Army.
The Amateur Army | Patrick MacGillIn the coffee-shop Wankin is invariably the centre of an interested group.
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British Dictionary definitions for coffee shop
a shop where coffee is sold or drunk
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