milk bar

noun

a simple restaurant, often with an open front, or a counter or booth where milk drinks, sandwiches, etc., are sold.

milk bar

a snack bar at which milk drinks and light refreshments are served
(in Australia) a shop selling, in addition to milk, basic provisions and other items

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First recorded in 1930–35

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He also uncovered documents showing that the men in his company had called him “the milk bar commando” because of his love of milkshakes.

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But no matter the circumstances, Rwandans say the milk bar is here to stay.

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The first milk bar was opened in Warsaw in 1896 by a Polish dairy farmer.

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Before the lockdown, milk bar diners ordered at one window and collected their plates from another.

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“Is the milk bar for humans??! For cats? Is this in Clockwork Orange world? Huh?,” he wondered.

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