luncheonette

The two continue to talk about her after they leave the luncheonette and go to the laundry.

In later years it became a traditional coffee shop and luncheonette.

She turned into the luncheonette, too weak to continue her journey.

They saw several people run from the luncheonette and left their patrol car to investigate.

There's a luncheonette with a parking lot just outside of Watts.

The suspect walked south on Madison, then went into a luncheonette.

They had eaten quietly at a luncheonette near the circus.

The former bank counter would be utilized as a luncheonette service bar.

The boys stopped in a luncheonette for a snack, then hurried on.

A glassed door with the firm's name on it stood to the right of the luncheonette.

Delaney walked on, looked in a few shop windows, came back to the luncheonette.

He told of being shunned by acquaintances at a luncheonette near his home.

And like the familiar luncheonette, most counter restaurants do not take reservations.

This converted luncheonette is so outgoing that it could run for mayor.

A man is employed in what otherwise looks like a small second-floor luncheonette.

Its design is sleek and minimalist, modern but true to the look of the old luncheonette.

Tiny, funky and crowded, it looks like an ordinary luncheonette.

She turned toward the back of the luncheonette.

It was an apartment over a luncheonette near the garment district, the man named Montana said.

But after his mother died when the boy was 9, his father moved the family to Miami and opened a luncheonette.

His residence is on the top floor, and he rents out a luncheonette on the first.

Just a little dock, and a building, and the luncheonette."

They practically grew up in the luncheonette, which Pat opened in 1986.

The new restaurant, a former Polish storefront luncheonette, is now done in stark black and green.

Two heavy officers with hands on pistols were out of the car lumbering into the luncheonette.