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coffee bar

NOUN
  1. a small restaurant where drinks and snacks are sold

How To Use coffee bar In A Sentence

  • They belly up to the coffee bar and a barista with a padlock through his nose inquires what they want.
  • Not a lot of time for dawdling around in cafés and coffee bars today.
  • Meanwhile the price of the cappuccinos and lattes in the high street coffee bars, and of coffee on the supermarket shelves, remains as high as ever.
  • `He's in the coffee bar all day long, waiting for you to walk in,' I notified Andy. MUSIC FOR BOYS
  • Ten years ago we didn't just hang out in coffee bars, paying more for a skinny cappuccino than we did for real drinks.
  • She's writing interesting stuff and I LOVE the fact that she overhears some very fascinating conversations in her gig as a coffee barista and shares them on her blog.
  • They can give a Saturday morning hangover at the coffee bar an air of elegant nonchalance.
  • Roaming gaggles of extremely ditsy young gels wriggle in and out of designer coffee bars.
  • The same coffee barons who are also Dennison's closest allies. THE DEVIL'S DOOR
  • If my later dates were anything to go by, I imagine we sat in a rancid little coffee bar at Golders Green bus station for hours, before snogging messily in one of the nearby phone boxes.
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