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The phrase "storefront diner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diner that is located at the front of a building, typically with large windows facing the street, making it accessible and visible to passersby. Example: "After a long day of shopping, we decided to grab a bite at the charming storefront diner that caught our eye."
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Bustling storefront diner.
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The staff at this three-year-old restaurant, in a spacious storefront, goes out of its way to make diners feel comfortable.
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