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Definition of «bodega»

A bodega is a small grocery store or convenience shop, typically found in urban areas. The term comes from the Spanish language and originally referred to a wine cellar or storage facility for food and drink. In modern usage, however, it often refers to any type of small retail establishment that sells various household items, snacks, and sometimes even fresh produce.

Usage examples

  1. I need to stop by the bodega to pick up some milk on my way home.
  2. The bodega on the corner sells a variety of snacks, drinks, and household items.
  3. I love going to the bodega for a quick sandwich during my lunch break.
  4. We ran out of eggs, so I asked my roommate to stop at the bodega and grab a dozen.
  5. The bodega near my apartment always has the best selection of fresh fruits and vegetables.
  6. I stumbled upon a small bodega while exploring the city and discovered they had unique imported products.
  7. The bodega owner is always friendly and helpful whenever I have questions about their products.
  8. We decided to have a last-minute barbecue, so we rushed to the bodega to buy charcoal and other essentials.
  9. I couldn't find my usual brand of toothpaste at the supermarket, but luckily the bodega had it in stock.
  10. I often visit the bodega for my daily newspaper and a cup of coffee to start my mornings.

Phrases with «bodega»

Sentences with «bodega»

  • You can go horseback riding, for instance, at Chalk Hill Winery or along the coastal bluffs of Bodega Bay at Chanslor Ranch. (visitcalifornia.com)
  • (A larger version of the sculpture was included in Silverman's inaugural show at Bodega in 2015.) (frieze.com)
  • Graf is also co-curating and will have work featured in the exhibit Swamp Thing, at Bodega in Philadelphia, PA, on display from May 4 — June 10, 2012. (yanceyrichardson.com)
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