buvette

• Achille's shop wasn't a café or an estaminet or a buvette or anny o' thim places. —  Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, March 5, 1919
• The path strikes off from the Gabas road to the left, while yet in the town, and passes by the Minvieille "buvette." —  Twixt France and Spain
• Anton, the Greek, who everywhere saw the shop, was so charmed with the spot, that he at once laid out his establishment: here shall be the hotel; there the billiard and gambling room, and there the garden, the kiosk, the buvette--in fact, he projected a miner's paradise On the crest of this right bank, above the vegetation, lies the traditional Musallat Musб ("Moses' Oratory"), of which the foundations, or rather the base-stones, are in situ. —  The Land of Midian — Volume 1
• I'll seek the little, quaint _buvette_ that's kept by Mother Merdrinaç —  Ballads of a Bohemian
• As they left the buvette they heard again the crunching crackling noise as the man bit another piece off the bottle. —  Three Soldiers

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