"cafe told" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
In written English, it is important to use proper sentence structure and complete thoughts. You can use this phrase in a sentence, however it would need to be part of a larger sentence or phrase. For example: - The cafe told us they had a special on cappuccinos today. - After hearing about the local cafe's tasty pastries, I decided to pay it a visit. The friendly owner, who prided himself on using fresh, local ingredients, told me all about his creations. - The sign outside the cafe told customers that it was temporarily closed for renovations. In these examples, "cafe told" is used as part of a larger sentence structure and is followed by more details or information. This allows the phrase to be grammatically correct and usable in written English.
A waiter at the Golden Eye Cafe told The A.P. that the Tibetan man used the bathroom in the restaurant before stepping outside onto the street.
When I asked directions to a friend's office, a man in a cafe told me to take the first left after Ajaccio's main government building.
More recently, a waitress at a local cafe told me that she had injured her face running into a tree during a game of "zombie laser-tag".
"When we got together with partners to open a new cafe, we thought of a concept that would attract customers and guarantee its success," Dmitry Zhdanov, the 26-year-old co-owner of the cafe, told Reuters.
Jean Carlo Justi of Universita Cafe told the ABC: "I think that people know Starbucks you know, they should think that they are a fish like out of water in a way because it's not in tune with our street … We are more cosmopolitan".
Sam Yu, the manager of a cafe, told me you can spend days in this slice of English suburbia without ever having to speak another language besides Korean.
The sign in the men's room at the cafe tells us that gorillas unintentionally plant trees where they defecate because the droppings contain fruit seeds: "Today's pile is tomorrow's tree".
Andrew Chau, the co-founder of the Boba Guys cafe, tells me he started the business' online presence with a Facebook Page not a website because that's where it could get "the most eyeballs".
An unnamed assistant conductor in the cafe car told investigators of a radio conversation she heard between Brandon Bostian, the engineer of the..
"There were lines outside of cyber-cafes telling me that people wanted to get on the internet," Kamgaing says.
Less than two weeks later, canvassers were posted outside grocery stores and cafes, telling pedestrians that the new tax would cost them more money (it wouldn't — only corporations would pay the tax) and that it would cut into the profits of small businesses (also false — it only applied to companies with revenues over $20 million).
