The word "cafeteria" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a restaurant in a school, hospital, or other public building where food is served from a counter or buffet. For example: "The high school has a cafeteria where students can buy lunch."
Tucked away under ancient arches just by the bustling San Bartolomeo square, the Rosticceria is basically an old-fashioned self-service cafeteria, dishing up excellent and inexpensive comfort food - a "primo" for €6, followed by roast chicken, or "baccala mantecato", the traditional creamy salt cod.
Apparently, they fell in love in the cafeteria of the Fed.
Quote of the week: an indignant Omar on his blissfully ignorant grandma: "That woman think I work in a cafeteria – at the airport!" Murders: still on 50, but Prez does accidently kills another policeman – a distractingly overdramatic subplot for this point in the series?
Senator Mike Lee (Utah): Right now probably best known as the guy still willing to sit next to Ted Cruz in the Senate cafeteria, Lee was one of the first candidates to stage a "Tea Party" challenge to a sitting Republican senator.
"It kills me," Haggis says, passing the makeshift cafeteria.
Shhhh … don't tell the cafeteria cops.
Some workers heap their trays with meat and potatoes in the dining room, then walk over to the cafeteria to load up with burgers, hot dogs and pizza.
It's hard to feel that a cafeteria is insulting my liberty if it puts the healthy fruit in a prominent place and the unhealthy junk food in some faraway corner.
There is no sign of the dormitories, gym, cafeteria and classrooms supposed to have been built with an extra $500,000 granted in February 2011.Raymond Guishard, head of the Anguilla Football Association, failed to respond to questions from The Economist about how the money was spent.
Last year, the government suspended Mr Yasay for months merely because he had closed down a small cafeteria in the SEC.
Jhinuk is less a restaurant than a cafeteria, with long bare tables leading to a steam-table at the front.
