Luncheonette (noun)

A small restaurant or café where light meals or snacks can be purchased.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from luncheon + -ette.

Examples:

1. The luncheonette was a popular spot for a quick bite to eat during the work day.
2. The luncheonette was known for its delicious hamburgers and milkshakes.
3. The luncheonette was always busy, with people coming and going at all hours.
4. The luncheonette was a favorite hangout for teenagers, who would gather there after school.
5. The luncheonette had a friendly atmosphere, and the staff was always happy to see customers.