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coffeehouse

[ US /ˈkɔfiˌhaʊs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a small restaurant where drinks and snacks are sold

How To Use coffeehouse In A Sentence

  • Still deep in easy conversation, the two finished their drinks and left the coffeehouse.
  • James Forsyth on CoffeeHouse in congratulating Osborne for his intervention describes him as having been in the past "a woose", need SeanT's views on correct spelling surely its "a wuss"? and anyway he isn't going anywhere soon Politicalbetting.com
  • *A tontine is a financial arrangement whereby a fixed group takes shares in an investment—in this case the coffeehouse—paying out pro rata as each dies or drops out; the last one standing gets the whole shebang. City of Glory
  • The Viennese writer Stefan Zweig called the coffeehouse "the best school of everything new. Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
  • I imagine many CoffeeHousers baulked at that last bit – but “good, honest spad” is not a contradiction in terms. Special advisers do good work too
  • In Turkey, smoke-filled village coffeehouses will soon become a hazy memory of the country's past.
  • To spare CoffeeHousers the details about how our PM is "brimming with ideas" and how he puts in "Herculean" 12-hour days, here's the key passage from towards the end of the article: The backtracking begins in earnest
  • The Seattle coffeehouse bustled around them; his Austrian nose twitched at the odors. T2®: THE FUTURE WAR
  • One day, the psychologist saw a young couple in a small coffeehouse.
  • Expect to hear it in the future at your favourite coffeehouse or folk fest.
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