The phrase "book cafe" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a café or coffee shop that also has a selection of books for customers to read or purchase. Example: "I spent the afternoon at the cozy book cafe, sipping on a latte and getting lost in a good novel."
The Every Thing Goes Book Cafe and Neighborhood Stage, also on Bay Street, presents music, poetry and theater.
Since 1997 our Book Cafe in Harare has guaranteed no censorship.
He also wrote a book cafe and an antiques shop into the show's fictional New England town, Harmony.
Another attraction is the Every Thing Goes Book Cafe and Neighborhood Stage, a hippie magnet where Mr. Mayer and Ms. Strombeck often perform.
The sandwiches are $5.95 to $7.95, and include a cup of soup when served from 4 to 7 p.m. Tastings at the Used Book Cafe The Used Book Cafe, 126 Crosby Street (Prince Street), run by Housing Works, which provides services for people with AIDS, now has a beer and wine license and has started holding wine tastings.
As prospective members of the co-op met at Every Thing Goes Book Cafe, on Bay Street near Victory Boulevard, to plan details of the forthcoming co-op, a marching band played sousaphones and washboards in nearby Tompkinsville Park.
But his three books, Cafe Paradiso, Paradiso Seasons and Wild Garlic, Gooseberries and Me offer warmth and wit, wonderful recipes and unusual detours - as does his restaurant Cafe Paradiso, on a quayside in Cork.
We like PAUL French bistro for breakfast - the best iced coffee, croissants and baguettes - and Books & Books cafe for tasty luncheon salads.
The Jungle Book Kids' Cafe is different.
We are very frightened that the eviction of the Jungle Book Kids' Cafe will be a catastrophe for these children, some of them are as young as eight.
One of the places that had been under threat from demolition was the camp's Jungle Book Kids' Cafe which is run not-for-profit and provides 200 meals a day, English and French classes, and asylum advice for the hundreds of vulnerable unaccompanied minors in the camp.
