coffee bar

“We are in a dead city,” says Natalia Nurzia, whose family has owned the Nurzia coffee bar on the main square since 1835.

What about co-location in a hipster coffee bar near the High Line?

The 33-year-old Tunisian was in a coffee bar in Libya when someone came up to him and asked if he wanted to go to Italy.

Instead, they sent him to Holland to study and later to Thailand where they helped him buy a coffee bar that he sold last year.

On the first floor were the coffee bar and booths described in connection with the King's Arms coffee house.

A coffee-bar, with a quantity of stale pastry heaped in the window, reminded her that she needed breakfast.

There was to be a large hall, a coffee bar, kitchen, and some small rooms.