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Odessa Dawn Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
"coffee in a restaurant"?
Hi;
The man wanting coffee might simply be a way to identify the customer who recently ordered coffee in a restaurant.
How can a restaurant serve coffee, please? The only place where you can order coffee is coffee shop.
The man wanting coffee might simply be a way to identify the customer who recently ordered coffee in a restaurant.
How can a restaurant serve coffee, please? The only place where you can order coffee is coffee shop.
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Most European and American cuisine restaurants I've been to offer coffee and dessert after a meal.
- Most European and American cuisine restaurants I've been to offer coffee and dessert after a meal.
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Most European and American cuisine restaurants I've been to offer coffee and dessert after a meal.
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Odessa DawnHow can a restaurant serve coffee, please?In the United States it is virtually impossible to find a restaurant that does not offer coffee on the menu.
Is that what you're asking?
CJ
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Many Canadian restaurants should be called coffee houses; but that would tend to lead people to the assumption they didn't have meals as well. McDonald's and Tim Horton's franchises have seating for walk-in customers as well as 'take-out' and 'drive-through' facilities.
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