The phrase "a small storefront with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical retail space that is compact and has certain features or characteristics.
Example: "The quaint little town is known for its charming shops, including a small storefront with colorful window displays."
Alternatives: "a tiny shop featuring" or "a modest retail space with".
Silver Oak American Bistro 26 Wilsey Square Ridgewood (201) 444-4744 www.silveroakbistro.com VERY GOOD ATMOSPHERE A small storefront with understated décor and very muted lighting; noisy when full.
"Volga's ofisa was a small storefront with the name Madam Lillian painted on the window with a large drawing of a hand, palm facing out," Mr. Gore wrote in an e-mail this week.
At first it was just meant to be a small storefront with maybe 30 pieces of art, somewhere in Manhattan, where the meeting was taking place.
Atmosphere: A small storefront restaurant, with butcher-block tables, white walls hung with large modern art, and small sushi bar in the rear.
One day, he passed a small storefront plastered with brightly lit posters.
Atmosphere: A small storefront restaurant, with dining area in front and bar in the rear, separated by wood latticing.
Some skeptical individuals concluded that his promised investment returns (10 percent annually, in both up and down markets) were not credible and questioned why the firm's auditor was a small storefront operation with few employees.
What began in 1984 as a small storefront on Bay Ridge Avenue, with no name and no imam, has grown into one of the city's vital Muslim centers, a magnet for new immigrants.
Mr. Cartwright started the business with his wife, Pam, in a small storefront in Peekskill in 1981 with a mere "40 tables and 200 chairs".
From a small storefront business founded in 1977 with 11 employees, Doyle created, by 1996, the world's second-largest distributor of office equipment, after Malvern, Pa.-based Ikon Office Solutions.
From a small storefront business founded in 1977 with 11 employees, Doyle created, by 1996, the world's second-largest distributor of office equipment after Ikon Office Solutions, based in Malvern, Pennsylvania.
