Sentence examples for tiny diner from inspiring English sources

Strelitz is a freelance food, wine and spirits writer, and is expecting her second tiny diner in August.

My first pit stop is at a tiny diner, the Dixie Supply Bakery & Café (dixiecafecharleston.com) at 62 State Street.

There is a single retail gas station, a bustling harbor, several buyers and distributors for the day's catch and a tiny diner that gets busy for breakfast when it is still dark out, before lobstermen go out to haul.

Casey's new partner is Detective Jason Walsh Jeremy Rennerr), who used to share his cases with the victim, and is a retired baseball player who in his off time runs a tiny diner.

For the last three years, a tiny diner named Curley's has stood in the way of the latest phase of a huge urban renewal project here among the corporate office towers that dominate this city's downtown business district.

It's a pavement-crackingly hot New York afternoon and we're in the Great Jones Café, a tiny diner and long-time hangout of the band, who, along with the Strokes and the White Stripes, led a noisy rock revival in the early Noughties.

You might not expect an expense-account restaurant a stone's throw from the White House to welcome the tiniest diners, but check out the Kid's Club menu, which will keep them occupied with word games, mazes and coloring activities.

Sushi, traditional and unconventional, sells briskly at this tiny Japanese diner for $1.50 to $2 an order.

Food blogs like Grub Street hailed this tiny Mexican diner as a gastronomic second coming, comparing its chef, Andrew Field, to "a local Rick Bayless of sorts".

He recently moved Market from the tiny former diner where I reviewed it to more spacious digs in the home of the old Church Street Kitchen.

Their storming secret teatime set in the tiny Tim Peaks diner proved a teaser for an incendiary main stage closing headline of passionate, primal, pub sing-along-meets-punk rock'n'roll.