Sentence examples for a tiny lunch from inspiring English sources

That's the warning Edward Marchan, who works in Midtown, received when he first heard about El Sabroso, a tiny lunch counter serving Latin American food in the garment district.

Inside the Boqueria market in Barcelona, Quim Márquez Durán runs a tiny lunch counter, frying the top-quality ingredients stacked on the stalls around him: eggs, artichokes, tiny fish and squid.

They established their reputation in 1991 with the opening of the Eagle, the first "gastropub" in East London, offering not just traditional pub food but also sophisticated menus -- a concept that was soon imitated all over the city.The brothers then moved east and opened a tiny lunch counter-deli in Hoxton that offered simple but delicious Mediterranean food.

Tucked away inside is Chego, Roy Choi's tiny lunch counter, serving food that is a happy hybrid of three of the main culinary influences in LA right now -- Asian, Latino and stoner.

The tiny lunch counter has five aging chrome and vinyl stools, and a half-dozen chairs are pulled up to a linoleum-topped kitchen table.

I imagined Tegan sitting at the tiny lunch table, lifting spoonfuls of applesauce to her hopeful face.

At a tiny lancheria, a roadside lunch counter, in a seedy section of Salvador, we sampled several, all freshly squeezed, some plain, the tarter ones sweetened a bit.

It resembles a tiny worm vomiting its lunch.

Four years before I was born, Wade's came into existence as a tiny, clapboard grocery-cum-lunch-counter touting "curb service" and seating six diners.

A few years ago, eating lunch in a tiny London restaurant, I spotted puff ball mushrooms on the menu.

By now, the walkers have tasted the history that lives on through a pickle, a working-day lunch or a tiny cup of thick, black coffee.