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cafésnounalso cafespl. of café a bar or restaurant offering special nighttime entertainment (as music, dancing, or comedy acts)the café presents nationally known jazz performers in an intimate setting bistros, boîtes, cabarets, clubs, nightclubs, nightspots, niteries, roadhouses, supper clubs a-go-gos, discos, discotheques(or discothéques)barrooms, public houses(chiefly British), pubs(chiefly British), saloons, tavernsclip joints(slang), dives, honky-tonks, key clubs, speakeasiescanteens, watering holes, watering places a place of business where alcoholic beverages are sold to be consumed on the premisesa speakeasy that became a fashionable café with the repeal of prohibition barrooms, bars, cantinas(Southwest), dramshops, gin mills, grogshops(chiefly British), public houses(chiefly British), pubs, saloons, taprooms, taverns, watering holes, watering places alehouses, barrelhouses, bistros, bottle clubs, brewpubs, cabarets, dives, joints, nightclubs, roadhouses, speakeasies, sports bars, wineshopspackage stores a public establishment where meals are served to paying customers for consumption on the premisesthey met at a little café in Paris beaneries, caffs(British), diners, eateries, grills, restaurants cafeterias, lunch counters, luncheonettes, lunchrooms, snack barsgreasy spoons, hash houseschophouses, steak housespizzeriascoffeehouses, coffee shops, estaminets, teahouses, tearooms, tea shops(chiefly British)barrooms, bars, inns, taverns |