Answer: CAFE
CAFE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 184 times.
- Bistro
- Eatery
- ___ noir
- Theme of this puzzle
- Site for a bite
- Kind of society
- Outdoor eatery
- Cousin of a tearoom
- See 9-Down
- Joe, in France
- ___ society
- It may be alfresco
- Where to order un thé
- Soup and sandwich spot
- __ au lait
- See 9-Across
- Rick's place
- Lunch site
- Parisian hangout
- Place for table umbrellas
- Place for a brioche
- Bite site
- Tea for two place
- Starbucks, for one
- Casual eatery
- Rick's ___ Américain, "Casablanca" setting
- Place to have a brioche
- Place to order a sandwich or espresso
- Place for a cup of joe
- Champs Élysées feature
- Sidewalk eatery
- Mud, so to speak, in Marseilles
- Artsy gathering place
- Shop with urns
- Joe, to José
- Spot for espresso
- Taverna's cousin
- Small restaurant
- Sight (or site) on the Champs Élysées
- Espresso spot
- Coffeehouse
- Lunchroom
- Spot of tea?
- Cozy bite site
- ___ au lait
- Champs Élysées eatery
- Bookstore area, often
- Cappuccino seller
- Espresso seller
- Java joint
- Latte seller
- Joe in Paris
- Joe in Bordeaux?
- Paris sidewalk sight
- Drink in a tasse
- Thé alternative
- Outdoor meeting place
- It often has small tables
- Spot for a bite
- Informal eatery
- ''Casablanca'' set
- Paris fixture
- Meeting place
- Hard Rock establishment
- Tearoom relative
- Diner of sorts
- Spot for an espresso
- Parisian restaurant with sidewalk seating
- Coffee shop
- Intimate restaurant
- Many an outdoor restaurant
- Where to find joe
- Artsy place
- Of kind society
- Place for a cappuccino
- Bookstore section, often
- Sidewalk spot
- Street eatery
- "Sidewalk" eatery
- Hard Rock __
- Pousse-___ (multicolored drink)
- Carson McCullers' was sad
- "Casablanca" set
- Hard Rock ___
- Lunch spot
- Informal restaurant
- Diner
- ___ con leche
- Bistro's kin
- Espresso site
- Restaurant
- Little eatery
- Cozy eatery
- Modest eatery
- Small eatery
- Java site
- Snug eatery
- Establishment that may display a chalkboard
- Coffee, in Charlebois
- Stylish eatery
- Frequent Van Gogh subject
- Upscale eatery
- It may have outdoor seating
- Al fresco hangout
- Espresso establishment
- Rick's place in "Casablanca," e.g.
- Many an outdoor eatery
- Outdoor eatery, e.g.
- Bookstore feature, often
- Snack shop
- Coffee lounge
- Where to get a bite on the street
- "Noir" or "mocha" lead-in
- Restaurant, in Rimouski
- Brunch spot
- Internet ___
- Paris eatery
- Diner cousin
- Paris hangout for Hemmingway
- Latte lounge
- Monk's on "Seinfeld," e.g.
- Espresso stop
- Place for java
- Place for a "cuppa"
- Eatery with sidewalk tables, often
- Free Wi-Fi provider, often
- Spot for soup and a sandwich
- Sit-and-sip place
- It may have sidewalk seating
- Place for an outdoor lunch
- Casual restaurant
- Establishment with a brunch rush, maybe
- Place for a latte
- Informal dining spot
- Tea and cake purveyor
- Barnes & Noble section
- Joe in Paris?
- Barrister's workplace
- Barista's place
- Place for lattes and free Wi-Fi
- Area in some bookstores
- Rick's, in film
- Amenity for many bookstores
- Good place to people-watch
- Place for a java
- Barista's workplace
- Place to eat*
- One may sell crepes
- "Casablanca" setting
- Parisian beverage
- Setting for many Manet paintings of the bourgeoisie
- Barista employer
- Bookstore adjunct
- Place to order a latte
- Champs-Élysées feature
- Mocha seller
- Java locale
- Place to order a croissant
- Place to drink a flat white
- Spot to get a bite on the street
- "___ Terrace at Night": van Gogh work
- Place for a meal
- Spot of espresso?
- Casual lunch spot
- New Orleans' ___ Du Monde
- ___ car (Amtrak train component)
- Latte location
- Barista's establishment
- Eatery that might have patio umbrellas
- Commercial follower of Mc- or Nes-
- ___ car (place to eat on a train)
- Place for an Americano in Paris?
- Garçon's workplace
- Central Perk, e.g.
- Common provider of free Wi-Fi
- Cat ___ (coffee and kitty spot)
- Espresso shop
- Site for a light bite
- Place to order a macchiato
- Latte spot
- Board game ___ (spot to eat, drink and play)
- Feature of some bookstores
- ___ curtains
- Where the coffee and Wi-Fi might both be strong