The phrase "a small storefront that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of retail space or business location that is compact in size.
Example: "She opened a small storefront that specializes in handmade crafts and local art."
Alternatives: "a tiny shop that" or "a modest retail space that".
Nearby is WKD Lebensmittel in Mitte (Rochstrasse 2; 49-30-2759-6130), a small storefront that sells fresh produce, organic cheeses and German wines.
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Never mind the hole-in-the-wall décor; the savory hellfire is the draw — that, and the terrific sides of baked beans, coleslaw and oh-so-sweet chess pie. 3 p.m. 7) POPSICLES AND FRINGE Cool off your first-degree burn at Las Paletas (2907 12th Avenue South; 615-386-2101), a storefrontefronthatat makes popsicles from fresh fruit and vegetables like honeydew, avocado or hibiscus ($2.50).
Everyone was talking about this small storefront that served huge portions of moderately priced Brazilian food.
Expected to bring in about 30,000 people for a series of readings, book signings and other events, this huge event grew out of a small storefront book fair that began 25 years ago.
Browett will move in the other direction, from a chain of 1,200 stores that operate across Europe and sell products from hundreds of manufacturers to a network of smaller storefronts that sell a relative handful of products, nearly all of them from Apple.
Until recently there was only one place in the entire city that photographed auras, a small storefront in the recesses of Chinatown called Magic Jewelry.
It's an outdoor mall, meaning that, past a ring of parking, its half-dozen big warehouse-like structures are wrapped in smaller storefronts that offer mall-goers the incomplete illusion of walking through a picturesque neighborhood made of freestanding buildings.
They chose a small storefront, decorated (if you can call it that) to create a sense of decades-old intimacy, and they decided to name it after a pub in London where Jack the Ripper was said to have met his victims.
The long, narrow room boasts carpeting and white tablecloths, but the nearly nonexistent décor does nothing to make diners forget that they are in a small storefront.
In a small storefront on Union Avenue and West 23rd Street in South Los Angeles sits Everytable, a new grab-and-go restaurant that opens July 30.
