WordNet
n. a place for light meals (usually near a kitchen); "the breakfast nook had a built in table and seats" [syn: breakfast area]
Usage examples of "breakfast nook".
She pushed long, black hair out of her face, poured her own coffee, sugared it, and scooted in next to Kyle in the breakfast nook without saying a word to her husband.
The far end of the room was a cozy breakfast nook, the small table and two chairs flanked by lush ferns.
It's got a breakfast nook, where the girls and I've been taking most of our meals.
Alone, Junior sat in the breakfast nook with a pot of coffee and an entire Sara Lee chocolate fudge cake.
His one-bedroom unit included a roomy kitchen with breakfast nook and a spacious living room with windows looking down on twisty Lombard Street.
Their games using sEdl counters to represent the marketable Acoma trade goods would no longer clutter the breakfast nook off the pantry.
Their games using shell counters to represent the marketable Acoma trade goods would no longer clutter the breakfast nook off the pantry.
Without turning my head, I saw the chair legs and the little raised area that was my breakfast nook.
They ate in the breakfast nook and she ate four thick slices of the roast, two potatoes, and two helpings of the corn.
Kyle sat down next to Lianne in the breakfast nook, hemming her in against the cedar wall.