coffee house

noun

1. a place where coffee is served, esp one that was a fashionable meeting place in 18th-century London

Example Sentences

After it is all finished, it will be published in e-book form by Coffee House Press.

From The Daily Beast

Except that it was published by little-known Minneapolis art-house company Coffee House Press.

From The Daily Beast

Graywolf Press is there, along with Milkweed, Coffee House Press, Rain Taxi magazine.

From The Daily Beast

He runs the Spectator's political blog, Coffee House, and writes about cinema, literature, and culture as much as he can.

From The Daily Beast

An argument took place in a coffee-house, between two men of taste, as to the best method of dressing a beefsteak.

From Project Gutenberg

Thence to the Coffee-house, and sat long in good discourse with some gentlemen concerning the Roman Empire.

From Project Gutenberg

At noon to the 'Change and Coffee-house, where great talke of the Dutch preparing of sixty sayle of ships.

From Project Gutenberg

His firm, angry step echoed the length of the dreary coffee-house and the heavy door fell to slowly behind him.

From Project Gutenberg

He can find nowhere to go but to some sorry Coffee-house, or melancholy Walk.

From Project Gutenberg