The phrase "a small establishment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business or organization that is limited in size or scale.
Example: "The town is known for its charming cafes, but my favorite is a small establishment that serves the best pastries."
Alternatives: "a modest business" or "a little venue".
The Robert L Adams mortuary off Palmer Street, a small establishment filled with chintz, chandeliers and pink upholstered seats, offers special features to high-rolling clients.
Many believe the army, backed by a small establishment of royalists and business elite, will do whatever it can to ensure Mr Thaksin and his party does not return to power.
Shooting to the top of a ranking -- as a previously little-known restaurant in Brooklyn, the Grocery, recently did -- can draw patrons from hundreds of miles away; similarly, suffering a printed insult -- or even the wrong kind of compliment -- can do serious damage to a small establishment's business.
Tucked into a small establishment on Mission Street, Nombe is all that -- and more.
A GAP outlet with 40 employees is counted in the 1-49 size class in the ADP data -- it's a small establishment.
You can go and get an actual part-time job at a small establishment or work around the neighborhood.
This year, he opened a smaller establishment in Berlin, and I took the opportunity to visit him in Guben.
Those who value quality but prefer a smaller establishment in a quieter area should head for Catherine Doyle's delightful Killeen House (+353 524 179, killeenhouse galway.com, doubles from €140), set in 25 acres of private grounds.
Thanks to its small establishment, it's a place where foreigners can launch projects without the same scrutiny they would receive at home or in other world capitals.
No one familiar with GWAR should be surprised by the grotesque display of violence it wreaked on that small establishment, created by a Washington, DC-based group called Drink Company.
I shopped in Lacy Road, which boasted an off-licence where I was dispatched for cider and wine; a small tailors' establishment; and two "sweet shops".
