Sentence examples for takeout deli from inspiring English sources

There are also seafood bars, a takeout deli and a waterfront deck where you can sample your fresh purchases.

The takeout deli and bakery, in the other half of the space, is where the action is.

At the time, Gober was beginning to work on a new sculpture called "Bag of Donuts," which consisted of a crumpled white takeout deli bag, made from hand-cut archival paper, with a dozen doughnuts nestled inside.

One of them is Fowed Saleh, who operates N & N Gourmet, a takeout deli at 69 Liberty Street, in a building whose entrance is around the corner at 150 Broadway.

The businesses lasted for varying amounts of time, and ranged from a diner to takeout delis.

A neighborhood place where you can come in, sit down and meet people is becoming lost in this country.' Besides a friendly tank of gas and a cup of coffee, the Tustians offer fresh baked goods, takeout dinners, deli sandwiches, fresh flowers and home-grown vegetables.

Shoppers chary of prints will be able to tame them with solid tops; those waffling over hemlines can choose from options as varied as the entrees on a deli takeout menu.

Having spent a lot of money on a mediocre meal at a new restaurant called Main Restaurant and Oyster Bar, Tim and I felt disenchanted by the lifestyles of the rich and famous, and so focused the remainder of our dining at takeout windows and deli counters.

Despite its odd name -- the bar is a small counter where people wait for tables, and there is takeout but no deli -- the no-fuss, high-quality feel of the place has been a welcome eye-opener for Dublin diners accustomed to high prices and middling service elsewhere.

Instead, head to Tête Pressée (Koningin Astridlaan 100; 32-470-21-26-27; tetepressee.be), a stylish lunch-only spot (with an adjacent deli selling takeout) that opened in July 2009 in the residential neighborhood of Sint-Michiels.

The commercial district in this unincorporated hamlet of 16,000 is dominated by an assortment of delis, Chinese takeout joints and a check-cashing store.