Sentence examples for cafe set up from inspiring English sources

By George W. S. Trow The New Yorker, August 17 , 1968P. 19 Talk story about a cafe set up by the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Columbia on 57th St. bet.

An extensive selection of French cheese will featured in a one-day pop-up cheese cafe set up by The Cheeses of France Marketing Council on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Openhouse Gallery, 201 Mulberry Street (Spring Street and Kenmare Streets), in NoLIta.

The "cafe" set up in a non-descript strip mall quickly become an hot attraction.

During much of the offseason alfresco dining is available in a 150-seat cafe set up on the ice rink, in what is then referred to as the Park Grill Plaza.

Last month Mr Mohamoud held a drop-in session at a cafe, setting up his laptop and offering guidance to help constituents to register to vote online.

In Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon, bars flung open their windows and sidewalk cafes set up outdoor tables as businesses and patrons looked to make up for a lost Saturday night.

The original cafe was set up in Armley – which is a very poor, deprived part of Leeds.

The first Real Junk Food cafe was set up in Leeds by chef Adam Smith, who was astounded by the amount of farm waste on a trip to Australia.

I want to talk to him about the Real Junk Food Project, which he founded, and suggest doing it at the cafe he set up in Leeds which uses waste food and operates on a pay-as-you-feel basis.

Cut to Saturday morning, when we dropped her off at college in the frozen north and, instead of spending the day with her, hastened back to town (a five-hour drive), reaching the city via eerily quiet roads (a cafe table set up in a lane of the George Washington Bridge would have gone undisturbed) and finding the Upper East Side strangely festive, like a Mardi Gras before a period of deprivation.

But unlike some other kissa, where the music takes a backseat to socialising or doing business, this smoky Tokyo institution brings in a crowd of serious listeners, and every chair in the cafe is set up facing the stage.