Where once had stood a little old tavern with damp-stained walls and a vine growing around the door,
the street was flanked by a long, concrete box with big plate glass windows.
The street itself had been asphalted and was humming with traffic.
A big petrol station had sprung up opposite, and alongside it an enormous office building.
There were lots of cars parked outside the new establishment, and the neon sign above the entrance said: NINO'S FASTFOOD.
Momo went inside. She found it hard to get her bearings at first.
Cemented into the floor beside the windows were a number of tables with such spindly single legs and tiny tops that they looked like toadstools.
They were just the right height for grown-ups to eat at standing up - which was fortunate, since there were no chairs.
Running along the other side of the room was a sort of fence made of shiny, chromium-plated tubing.
Just beyond it stood a long row of glass cases containing ham and cheese sandwiches, sausages, plates of salad,
pudding, cakes and countless other things to eat, many of which Momo had never seen before.
She could only take in the scene by degrees because the room was jam-packed with people, and she always seemed to be getting in their way.
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