The phrase "cafe shop" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I'll meet you at the cafe shop on Main Street at 7pm."
The Castle's main floor has a cafe, shop, restrooms and a few exhibit cases.
As well as the restored mansion and its gardens, there's a cafe, shop, picnic areas and other follies to explore.
Enthusiastic young lifeguards keep an eye on swimmers and body boarders and there is a cafe, shop and toilet facilities.
When they were launching Boundary, a hotel, cafe, shop and restaurant in Shoreditch, there were 4,500 drawings.
A somewhat castellar pavilion, clad in timber from the old pier, pops up in the middle, to house cafe, shop and exhibition space.
These facilities are open to residents and members of the Alexandra Club and the general public can also use the restaurant, IT cafe, shop and hairdressers.
Trencherfield Mill, at the centre of the pier development, will be refurbished and used to house a hotel, a restaurant, a cafe, shops, and 200 apartments.
Cafes, shops and a market are within walking distance.
Offices, cafes, shops and hotels line the broad thoroughfare, which is often crowded with passersby.
We would go out at night and place copies of Dabaq at cafes, shops, and mosques.
New cafes, shops and galleries are springing up and property prices are on the rise.
