From the outside, none is more modest than Wafa's, which moved last year from a tiny storefront geared for takeout.
We were driving around Kailua, on the island's west side, searching for a nontouristy breakfast place when I spotted Green Flash Coffee, a tiny storefront named for the fabled burst of emerald light that often accompanies sunsets on the Kona coast.
What may be more remarkable is that Los Cenzontles — The Mockingbirds — is not the creation of some music label's cross-marketing department, but a tiny storefront nonprofit organization for young people in San Pablo, Calif., a heavily immigrant and Hispanic neighborhood outside Oakland.
The stream belonged to East Village Radio, an Internet-radio station that for the better part of a decade operated out of a tiny storefront and would broadcast for a final time that evening.
St. Honore has occupied its tiny storefront on Ditmars Boulevard for at least 40 years.
Apart from the obligatory Gothic cathedral, there is not much to see here except for a tiny storefront museum called the Mundaneum, tucked down a narrow street in the northeast corner of town.
The case, brought last June, was avidly followed in the hospitality business because it cited principles of intellectual property law, including trade secrets and trade dress — the kind of tactic more commonly used by large corporations than by restaurants like Pearl, a tiny storefront on Cornelia Street known for urbane takes on lobster rolls, chowder and other New England clam-shack standbys.
Barbara answers the telephone for a living inside a tiny storefront at 1724 Bath Avenue.
No one knows their numbers for sure, but the Sudanese Association of Iraq, housed in a tiny storefront with Sudan Airways posters on the walls, estimates about 3,000.
Changing public policy will be difficult for the task force, many of whose members represent tiny storefront churches that have little or no experience in social or political activism.
