Sentence examples for overpriced cafe from inspiring English sources

But others provide a single overpriced cafe (instead of multiple overpriced restaurants), and just enough duty free to claim that both wine and spirits are available.

I don't know about you, but I always grab a map and circle my favorite animals, so I can make sure to visit them before my feet get tired or it starts raining or something else unpleasant makes me spend the rest of the day in an overpriced cafe.

At a nephew's wedding in Venice years ago I sat with relatives at an overpriced cafe on St. Mark's square before lunch.

You might hate overpriced hipster cereal cafes, but they are human-scale businesses fueled by the dreams of individuals who are neither responsible for the predicament of the beleaguered local community nor able to alleviate it.

My pseudo table of contents was like the fresh-squeezed orange juice I get at the cafe; it's overpriced and comes in the smallest juice glass imaginable.

Their produce is absolutely gorgeous, the in-store cafe pumps out fantastically overpriced entrees and the unlimited variety of goat's milk products is without peer.

No, this must be the people's museum and needs to be driven by private donations, private grants, and ultimately self-sustained through admissions fees and the overpriced food sold at the museum cafe.

The city's main boulevards are lined with English-language signs; boutiques sell everything from Armani to gem-encrusted Vertu cellphones, and cafes serve the latest in overpriced coffee concoctions.

Stelios noticed that internet cafes in most cities were overpriced operations run by computer nerds.

Stelios and his hard-traveling inner circle noticed that Internet cafes in most cities were overpriced operations run by nerds, sometimes fleetingly fashionable but frequently going bust.

Once you got past the sign that invited you to check your weapon with the concierge, you could load up on cigarettes, toothpaste and chocolates in the hotel shopping market, as well as an (outrageously overpriced) cup of coffee and a piece of (rather bad) cheese cake at the cafe.