The word 'cantina' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a small, informal restaurant or bar, often found in Spanish-speaking countries. Example: "I'm meeting my friends at the local cantina for some tacos and margaritas tonight."
Its psychedelic headquarters doubles as a cafe and cantina, a cheap and cheerful bistro, which serves vegetarian during the week with a meat dish on Saturday.
Despite being in competition with Wahaca, fellow restaurateur Huw Gott, co-owner of the Shoreditch cantina Green & Red, also recommends it.
Nope, he actually followed the gang to Maz Kanata's cantina, only to have his arms ripped off by Chewbacca! 5. Was the Starkiller Base a sun or a planet?
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The area will see guests enter a "never-before-seen planet, a remote trading port and one of the last stops before wild space where Star Wars characters and their stories come to life"; including the chance to pilot the Millennium Falcon, step into the battle between the First Order and the Resistance, taste local delicacies, and visit a cantina.
Obi-Wan is sick of Han's "sass" in the cantina meanwhile, and the smuggler later offers a bizarre non-sequitur in the Millennium Falcon: "Hey does everybody like my wrists?
"It will be an act of civil disobedience," said Mr Fino, whose wife owns a small cantina.
"I'm in the corner of the cantina / Listening to a song that I requested; / they're serving me my tequila now, / And my thoughts turn to you," "Tu Recuerdo y Yo" begins.
Surely only a jaundiced adult could glance upon the cantina at Mos Eisley or the shiny halls of the Death Star and see them as anything less than life-altering and dream-making.
It's good, and then it's better: at the end, the camera pans back to watch the ad being screen for the denizens of the Star Wars cantina.
Paralyzed by his alcoholism, he drifts from cantina to cantina, considering ways to reclaim her; but he never acts.
