Crossword clues for cafe
cafe
- Modest eatery
- Many an outdoor restaurant
- Many an outdoor eatery
- Latte seller
- Free Wi-Fi provider, often
- Espresso stop
- Espresso spot
- Coffee lounge
- Coffee bar
- Cappuccino seller
- Bookstore section, often
- Bookstore area, often
- "Noir" or "mocha" lead-in
- ___ Nervosa (coffee shop on "Frasier")
- WiFi offerer, maybe
- WiFi and espresso site
- Where to get a bite on the street
- Where to find "society."
- Where some telecommuters work
- Tim Buckley song about a place for lunch?
- Thé alternative
- Tea shop
- Tea and cake purveyor
- Spot to sit and sip
- Spot for soup and a sandwich
- Spot for espresso
- Spot for an espresso
- Spot for a latte
- Snug eatery
- Small sidewalk eatery
- Sit-and-sip place
- Sidewalk spot
- Short curtain
- Shop with urns
- Setting for many Manet paintings of the bourgeoisie
- Sad ballad subject
- Rick's, in film
- Rick's, in "Casablanca"
- Rick's place
- Restaurant with small tables
- Place where you could grab a latte
- Place to work on a laptop and get a latte
- Place to sit with a laptop and look like you're working
- Place to sip a kir along the Champs-Élysées
- Place to order a croissant
- Place to get free wifi and a latte
- Place to get coffee and free WiFi
- Place to drink a flat white
- Place to buy a cappuccino
- Place that often has free Wi-Fi
- Place in a bookstore to get a cup of coffee or use Wi-Fi
- Place for lattes and free Wi-Fi
- Place for an espresso
- Place for a latte
- Place for a joe
- Petit déjeuner drink
- Parisian beverage
- Paris hangout for Hemingway
- Paris fixture
- Open-mic night venue, perhaps
- One may sell crepes
- Noir or au lait
- Mocha seller
- Mark Lanegan cover about a coffee shop?
- Lunch destination
- Little eatery
- Joe, to José
- Joe in Paris?
- Joe in Paris
- It often has small tables
- It may have sidewalk seating
- Informal dining spot
- Hard Rock establishment
- Hard Rock ---
- Hard Rock ___ (restaurant chain)
- Hard Rock __
- Good place to people-watch
- Frequent Van Gogh subject
- French restaurant
- Free wifi provider
- Establishment with a brunch rush, maybe
- Espresso place
- Espresso establishment
- Engelbert Humperdinck song about place to grab coffee?
- Eating spot
- Eagles have lunch in a "Sad" one
- Eagles "The Sad ___"
- Drink with a croissant
- Drink in a tasse
- Diner of sorts
- Diner cousin
- Cozy bite site
- Coffee, in Charlebois
- Coffee house
- Champs-Élysées feature
- Champs Élysées feature
- Champs Élysées eatery
- Certain lunch spot
- Central Perk on "Friends," for example
- Carson McCullers' was sad
- Caen coffee
- Business with lattes
- Bourbon St. feature
- Bookstore adjunct
- Barnes & Noble section
- Barista's place
- Barista employer
- Au lait or noir
- Artsy place
- Area in some bookstores
- Amenity for many bookstores
- ''Casablanca'' set
- __ con leche
- Eatery with sidewalk tables, often
- Bistro's kin
- ___ noir
- Theme of this puzzle
- ___au lait
- Site for a bite
- Kind of society
- Outdoor eatery, e.g
- Cousin of a tearoom
- See 9-Down
- It may be alfresco
- Joe, in France
- Where to order un thГ©
- Soup and sandwich spot
- ___ society
- See 9-Across
- Rick's place in "Casablanca," e.g
- Place for a brioche
- Casual eatery
- Tea for two place
- Bite site
- Lunch site
- Starbucks, for one
- Parisian hangout
- Place for table umbrellas
- Place to order a sandwich or espresso
- Rick's ___ AmГ©ricain, "Casablanca" setting
- Place to have a brioche
- Of kind society
- Pousse-___ (multicolored drink)
- Establishment that may display a chalkboard
- Lunch spot
- It may have outdoor seating
- Monk's on "Seinfeld," e.g.
- Brunch spot
- Internet ___ (place that sells Web access)
- A small restaurant where drinks and snacks are sold
- Rick's ___ Américain, "Casablanca" setting
- Many a Wi-Fi hotspot
- Barroom
- McCullers' "sad" place
- Estaminet
- "___ Metropole," 1937 film
- Humperdinck hit
- Restaurant, in Rimouski
- Coffeehouse
- Certain society
- Place to have a "cuppa"
- Nightclub
- Boite
- Pierre's apéritif stop
- Place to eat
- Night spot
- Pub's cousin
- One kind of society
- Eating place
- Spot for a shot
- Type of curtain
- Type of society
- Crepes and fresh eclairs, principally, here?
- Workplace offering the daily grind
- Where to order un thé
- Kept in attic, a feculent greasy spoon, perhaps?
- Some music, a feature in place of refreshment
- Snack bar
- Angry Face? Here, you can stuff that!
- Sidewalk eatery
- Informal eatery
- Java joint
- Small restaurant
- Meeting place
- Greasy spoon
- Sandwich seller
- Informal restaurant
- Small eatery
- "Sidewalk" eatery
- "Casablanca" setting
- Coffee shop
- Casual restaurant
- ___ au lait
- Spot of tea?
- Tearoom relative
- Street eatery
- Spot for a bite
- Upscale eatery
- Place for a cappuccino
- Inexpensive restaurant
- Espresso seller
- Cozy eatery
- Bookstore feature, often
- Artsy gathering place
- __ noir
- Type of car or society
- Stylish eatery
- Snack shop
- Small French restaurant
- Place to order a latte
- Place for an outdoor lunch
- Parisian eatery
- Outdoor meeting place
- Joe in Bordeaux?
- Java site
- Intimate restaurant
- Dining spot
- Barista's workplace
- Where to find joe
- Place for java
- Place for a java
- Place for a "cuppa"
- Parisian restaurant with sidewalk seating
- Paris sidewalk sight
- Paris eatery
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1802, from French café "coffee, coffeehouse," from Italian caffe "coffee" (see coffee). The beverage was introduced in Venice by 1615 and in France from 1650s by merchants and travelers who had been to Turkey and Egypt. The first public café might have been the one opened in Marseilles in 1660.
Wiktionary
n. (context automotive English) (initialism of corporate Corporate average Average fuel economy Fuel Economy English)
n. 1 A coffee shop; an establishment selling coffee and sometimes other non-alcoholic beverages, simple meals or snacks, with a facility to consume them on the premises. 2 A French pub.
WordNet
n. a small restaurant where drinks and snacks are sold [syn: coffeehouse, coffee shop, coffee bar]
Wikipedia
A café, cafe, or coffeehouse is a small restaurant serving coffee, beverages, and light meals.
Cafe or café may also refer to:
Café is a 2010 independent drama film directed by Marc Erlbaum. It stars Jennifer Love Hewitt, Daniel Eric Gold, Alexa Vega and Jamie Kennedy, who was Hewitt's boyfriend at the time of filming.
Café is the stage name of Edson Aparecido da Silva, sometimes credited as Edson da Silva or Café da Silva, a percussionist, singer, composer, and music producer born in Villa Maria, São Paulo, Brazil. He moved to the U.S. in 1985.
He has recorded with Chuck Mangione, Steve Winwood, Jon Lucien, Dave Liebman, Eliane Elias, Rob Mounsey's Flying Monkey Orchestra, Edu Lobo, Batacoto, Gilberto Gil with Ernie Watts, Paquito d'Rivera, David Byrne, Steve Khan, Baden Powell, Tom Harrell, Richard Stoltzman, Joyce Moreno, Judy Niemack, Danny Gottlieb, Herbie Mann, Ana Caram, Bireli Lagrene, James Taylor, Djavan with Stevie Wonder, Sérgio Mendes, Randy Brecker, Nilson Matta, Roni Ben-Hur, and Rachel Portman.
He has appeared with Chico Buarque, Milton Nascimento, Simone, James Last, Phillippe Saisse, Sadao Watanabe, The New York Samba Band, Roberta Flack, David Byrne, Tania Maria, Herbie Mann, Larry Coryell, Morthiam, Gato Barbieri, Vinx, Pepeu Gomes, Michael Franks, Harry Belafonte, Mick Jagger, Margareth Menezes, Ashford & Simpson with Maya Angelou, Michael Brecker, Paul Winter, Astrud Gilberto, Jose Neto, Betty Buckley, Onaje Allan Gumbs, Alex Foster, Lew Soloff, Manfredo Fest, David Kikoski, Aydin Essen, Vinicius Cantuaria, Claudio Roditi, Tony Cedras, and Dianne Reeves, among others.
He composed the piece "Three Express", which he performed with Nilson Matta, Roni Ben-Hur, and Victor Lewis on their 2011 Motéma Music release, Mojave. The same year, he released his first album as leader, Meditations with the Orishas.
Usage examples of "cafe".
At the café opposite, marked by four zinc tables under a faded green awning, there was a man comatose over an unfinished drink.
Then, two weeks ago, he walked into a café to meet a very odd group of men.
And the three men whom he joined for luncheon in the highly respectable Café Racine are the terrorists.
He had waited beside the window for a few minutes after his introduction of Carlson, just long enough to see the curious stranger, sitting once more at the café table in its cool evening shadows, begin to rise and stroll towards the Rue Jean-Calas.
The puzzle that had drawn him to the Café Racine was unexplained if Vaugiroud was being observed, Roussin would also be under suspicion.
But he walked out of the Café Racine just five minutes after Lenoir, and disappeared completely.
He changed his, three times, and eventually arrived at the Café Racine.
There was no breach of security, either, in glancing down the street where the Café Racine retired so modestly from the busy traffic of Saint-Germain.
Fenner halted abruptly, became one of a group pressed together, staring across at the Café Racine.
He drew his thin shoulders, almost angrily, back from Fenner and resumed his staring at the Café Racine, his eyes dull again, not seeing, only remembering that he, counting the months to his own death, had stayed alive today.
I was sent to get him safely to that café table on the Piazza San Marco?
Close to the pillared arcades, there was a thick fringe of café tables and chairs, crowded with another thousand people.
A sea of sound washed over the darkening Piazza into the lighted arcades, drowning the voices and the café music, breaking high into the cool night sky above.
Fomos a um produtor de mudas de café, escolher as que nos serviriam para o replantio.
And the café he chose, by chance, happened to be only a few doors away from the bar that had been damaged the previous night by a hand grenade.