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"milk bar" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a shop or cafe that generally sells food and drinks like milk, malts, milkshakes, ice cream, etc. For example: "We stopped at the milk bar to get ice cream after the movie."
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milk bar
noun
A convenience store.
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Milk Bar soon became her laboratory-cum-playground.
And therein lies the conundrum of Milk Bar.
Parlor Milk Bar & Kitchen is one such place.
McCLURE'S PICKLES MOMOFUKU MILK BAR AND FRIENDS Milk Bar staples, plus items by employees, including preserves, rosemary-plum tarts and artisanal P.B.J.'s.
MOMOFUKU MILK BAR A retail outlet at Momofuku's kitchens sells Milk Bar items, and pork and vegetable buns: 382 Metropolitan Avenue (Havemeyer Street), Williamsburg, Brooklyn; no phone; momofuku.com.
I have seen a pigeon walk into the place and get lost by the milk bar.
The pastry chef who started the Milk Bar, Christina Tosi, is a genius.
In October, Clarkson Potter is to publish "Momofuku Milk Bar," featuring Ms. Tosi's signature recipes.
Sign on Sixth Avenue, in the Forties, "A New milk bar will open here soon.
We were in the Ulster Milk Bar I think they blew up back in the seventies.
Christina Tosi, the chef for Momofuku Milk Bar, is making them with Band of Outsiders.
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