Sentence examples for storefront booth from inspiring English sources

She broadcasts from a storefront booth on First Avenue that resembles a birdcage.

And they chose a setting that could hardly have been less promising: a phone-booth-size storefront with room for just 12 tables seating 30 people, on a broad, heavily traveled main road that practically repels foot traffic.

Panera sells foods like Asiago cheese bread and Tuscan chicken sandwiches in outlets that often sport 40-foot-long glass storefronts and cozy booths and fireplaces.

He installed a homemade digital booth at the storefront Chashama gallery (112 West 44th Street, between Avenue of the Americas and Seventh Avenue).

The chefs of Pang Xijing, who wears faux Chanel earrings and a fake-fur-collar parka, dish up 300 heads a day from the stark storefront furnished with red vinyl booths.

Even so, the patacón Maracucho gets many curious looks, said Larry Villalobos, owner of the nearby Cachapas y Mas (107B Dyckman Street, between Nagle and Post Avenues, 212-304-2224, cachapasymasnarrowm), a narrow storefront with two high-backed booths, a window-side counter and a flat-screen TV that favors music and sports.

It inhabits a narrow storefront space with the telltale cramped booths, long counter and chrome stools of a 1940's luncheonette -- which it was, until Janice Tinari and her husband, John, decided to set aside their careers (he was a real estate analyst, she was a caterer) and create an upscale, bring-your-own bistro.

"Seventy-two, seventy-two," Ms. Turner says, raising her voice as she speaks into the worn Motorola microphone in Commodore's grubby dispatcher booth, in a small, drab storefront with overhanging wires and dusty counters on Avenue D in East Flatbush.

The Main Street Grill 663 Main Street Watertown (860) 274-7788 letseat.at/663mainstreetgrill O.K. THE SPACE Brick-walled storefront with free-standing tables on one side, booths on the other, and an uncluttered décor highlighted by olive-gold drapes and squares of reclaimed pressed tin in lieu of paintings.

The small, stark storefront seats about 30 people at a combination of booths and tables.

It's a serve-yourself, storefront takeout with a counter and five wooden bench booths.