Sentence examples for charming cafe from inspiring English sources
On the street outside the charming cafe where she works, young people with shaven heads and nose rings walk by.Andrea is an actress, when not waiting tables.
But the most interesting — in both architectural and culinary terms — ended up being Josef Kranz's charming Cafe Era of 1927-29.
Saturday afternoons there will be workshops for children (kite making, superhero costume construction) and adults (sewing classes with the team from Sweat Shop, the charming cafe couture in the 10th Arrondissement).
phoolchattiyoga.com With a tranquil, century-old house and charming cafe supplied by the owners' organic farm, this is Mysore's prettiest yoga space – closer to a western style studio than a traditional ashram, but no less authentic for it.
On May 10 , 2010 I was photographed at a charming cafe on this street, a pic- ture I have displayed to friends and family who have admired the scene but have asked, "Honfleur, where's that?" I had visited Honfleur from a cruise ship that was docked at Le Havre.
The building faces one of the capital's most charming, cafe-lined squares and the main sites are a short walk away.
And don't skip the Old Town of Antibes, which has charming cafes, restaurants and creperies.
And Inari is not really the kind of place with charming cafes to while the day away, though there are several art and souvenir shops.
And right at the heart of Hanoi's food and drink scene is coffee, taken strong, sweet and buttery and poured across the city in its wealth of charming cafes.
In the old town of Antibes, there are lots of charming cafes, restaurants and crêperies to try out, and a bustling morning produce and flower market changes in the afternoon to a place where artisans sell handicrafts.
7 p.m. 8. Epicurean Row Forage for dinner on Yongkang Street, but be warned that if you join the impossibly long lines for shaved ice, beef noodle soup and dumplings, you might miss the hidden gems: exotic cuisines, charming cafes and distinctive boutiques.
