Sentence examples for few boutiques from inspiring English sources

The town has no mall and few boutiques or cafés.

The Village, a small retail district, has a few boutiques that cater to tourists seeking clothing and souvenirs.

And the urban influx has contributed to its modest gentrification, with a community art gallery, a bookstore, a coffee shop, a few boutiques and antiques shops.

Since 1996, when Custo Barcelona was introduced in a few boutiques in the United States, ringing up $500,000 at wholesale, the brand has grown rapidly.

(Though the shoes are sold in a few boutiques in the United States and Europe, most sales have been through Ospop.com).

It is less touristed the Gothic center; artists live here, and there are a few boutiques and some new, excellent market-to-table restaurants, which have begun to draw foot traffic to the area at night.

THE BASICS For a city famed for great architecture, Chicago has surprisingly few boutique designer hotels.

"There are a few boutique wines, but the majority of the line still sells for between $10 to $15 a bottle," he says.

It's home to a few boutique cellar doors such as Somerled, which serves brilliant sparkling pinot noir in a relaxed setting.

The Latin Quarter has a string of designer outlets, including Munthe + Simonsen - Helena Christensen's favourite - and one of Denmark's few boutique hotels.

Patek Philippe, Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Breguet, Piaget, Vacheron Constantin, Zenith and a few boutique brands such as Girard-Perregaux usually make the cut besides Jaeger-LeCoultre.