glassware aisle

noun
UK /ˈɡlɑːsweə aɪl/
US /ˈɡlæsˌwɛr aɪl/

The part of a store where you can find glasses, cups, and other things made of glass.

Mom sent me to the glassware aisle to grab a set of drinking glasses.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A passageway in a warehouse or stockroom where boxed glass items are stored.

The forklift blocked the glassware aisle, so we took the long way around.

3. A row of shelves in a restaurant supply shop dedicated to stemware and tumblers.

The new café owner spent an hour in the glassware aisle picking out wine glasses.

4. A designated lane in a recycling center for sorting glass bottles and jars.

Please drop your empty jars in the glassware aisle near the back entrance.