café ,
cafe ** , auch: caff BrE informal

A. I was ready to move on from the cafe.

As they left the cafe, he turned for a last look.

Many of those who come to the cafe are less than well known.

He then moved his car back near the water, outside the cafe.

Just then, the man with white hair came into the cafe.

We've been in the cafe for well over two hours.

Had he found out what really happened at the cafe?

I can ask him to come to the cafe car then.

They were in the back room of a small cafe.

Most in the community do not seem to know what to make of the cafe, several people said.

So making a film now is like going to find his old friends at a cafe?

He had made the call to a man down the street in a cafe!

She also goes to a cafe, which is not far away from her room.

After talking with him, I came more often to the cafe, for we found much in common.

Instead, he has been writing at the cafe for six months.

Old friends would not sit next to him at the cafe.

He might go to the cafe if it were open.

Then the cafe had been built, a little further along the road.

There was a pretty girl who worked in a cafe.

There's a small cafe with food to go in the front.

Those who care to can sit outside in the cafe.

The cafe was hot and the door stood the open.

It also being used by them as their office and cafe.

All of the workers at the cafe are union members.

There is also a children's play area and a cafe.