Sentence examples for coffeehouse- from inspiring English sources

"During my evenings at Riche coffeehouse," said Mahfouz, who died in 2006, "I used to listen to many things which people repressed.

Listen to the conversations around you — colleagues at the office, customers in the coffeehouse line, those who serve you, those you serve, the people you meet each day.

Ordering a "venti skinny chai latte" or a "grande chocolate cookie crumble frappuccino" would have earned, at best, a blank stare.But that was before Howard Schultz took Starbucks from a single coffeehouse in downtown Seattle to a chain with more than 17,000 shops in 55 countries.

In Tokyo I enjoy a quality of coffee bean that is as good if not better for a mere ¥320 (around $3), in the admittedly more modest surrounding of a Tully's, a coffeehouse chain similar to Starbucks.But in Japan, the franchise grinds exceptionally good beans, and it takes its drinks seriously, even weighing the components of a latte or cappuccino to ensure exact proportions.

He returned to his coffeehouse folk roots on Solo Acoustic Vol. 1 (2005) and Solo Acoustic Vol. 2 (2008), a pair of recordings of live performances of many of his signature songs.

Lloyd's history can be traced to 1688, when Edward Lloyd kept a coffeehouse on Tower Street (or, from 1692, on Lombard Street).

Also notable are the Palais de Danse (Hammersmith Palais) dance hall, which opened in 1919, and the 17th-century Dove, which has been a coffeehouse and inn since 1796.

Starbucks, American company that is the largest coffeehouse chain in the world.

Wilson's chronicle of the black American experience continued with Joe Turner's Come and Gone (1988), a play about the lives of residents of a boardinghouse in 1911; The Piano Lesson, set in the 1930s and concerning a family's ambivalence about selling an heirloom; and Two Trains Running (1992), whose action takes place in a coffeehouse in the 1960s.

The coffeehouse has been a Viennese institution for three centuries.

The Viennese have turned the coffeehouse into a sort of second living room, where they not only drink their beverage and consume pastries but also read periodicals, play cards, and chat with friends.