Pronunciation: /kæˈfeɪ/
noun a small restaurant or coffeehouse where drinks and light meals are served
A1 I like to go to the cafe for a cup of coffee.
A2 She met her friend at the cafe for lunch.
B1 The cafe on the corner has the best pastries in town.
B2 The cafe was bustling with customers enjoying their meals.
C1 The cafe's ambiance was cozy and inviting, perfect for a relaxing evening.
C2 The cafe's menu featured a variety of gourmet dishes and fine wines.
verb not applicable
A1 I like to cafe with my friends on weekends.
A2 She cafes at that trendy spot downtown every morning.
B1 They decided to cafe together after work to catch up.
B2 The group of friends often cafes at different places to try new foods.
C1 As a food critic, she has cafeed at some of the best restaurants in the city.
C2 The famous chef was invited to cafe at the international culinary event.
adjective not applicable
A1 I like to go to the cafe for a cup of coffee.
A2 She ordered a croissant at the cafe.
B1 The cafe down the street has a great selection of pastries.
B2 The cafe's ambiance was cozy and inviting.
C1 The cafe's menu featured a variety of international cuisine.
C2 The cafe's decor was modern and stylish, creating a chic atmosphere.
adverb not applicable
A1 I like to meet my friends at the cafe.
A2 She studied at the cafe for her exam.
B1 They chatted quietly at the cafe over coffee.
B2 The cafe was bustling with people enjoying their meals.
C1 The cafe's ambiance was perfect for a romantic dinner.
C2 The cafe's menu featured a variety of international cuisines.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like to meet my friends at the cafe.
A2 She always orders a latte at the cafe.
B1 The cafe on the corner has the best pastries in town.
B2 The cafe where we had lunch yesterday had a great atmosphere.
C1 The cafe we visited in Paris was a hidden gem.
C2 The cafe we stumbled upon in Italy had the most delicious gelato.
preposition not applicable
A1 I will meet you at the cafe.
A2 She waited for her friend at the cafe.
B1 The meeting will take place at the cafe near the office.
B2 Let's have a business lunch at the cafe down the street.
C1 The cafe where we had our first date has closed down.
C2 The cafe on the corner of the street is known for its delicious pastries.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I went to the cafe and ordered a coffee.
A2 She wanted to study, so she went to the cafe with her books.
B1 I like to meet my friends at the cafe to catch up.
B2 The cafe was crowded, so we decided to go somewhere else.
C1 Having a meeting at the cafe is a great way to discuss business in a casual setting.
C2 The cafe was playing live music, creating a lively atmosphere for patrons to enjoy.
interjection not applicable
A1 Excuse me, cafe, where is the bathroom?
A2 Cafe! I'll have a cappuccino, please.
B1 I'm meeting a friend at the cafe later for lunch.
B2 Cafe, could you please turn down the music a bit?
C1 I always enjoy the ambiance of this cafe.
C2 The cafe's espresso is truly exceptional.
article not applicable
A1 I like to meet my friends at the cafe for a cup of coffee.
A2 She ordered a sandwich at the cafe for lunch.
B1 The cafe on the corner has a great selection of pastries.
B2 I enjoy the cozy atmosphere of the cafe near my office.
C1 The cafe I visited in Paris had the most delicious croissants.
C2 The cafe we went to last night had live music and a fantastic wine list.
formal The cafe on the corner is known for its elegant decor and delicious pastries.
informal Let's meet at the cafe down the street for a quick cup of coffee.
slang I heard that new cafe is lit, we should check it out sometime.
figurative His mind was a cafe of thoughts, each table occupied by a different idea.
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