roadsidestall

noun
UK /ˈrəʊdsaɪd stɔːl/
US /ˈroʊdsaɪd stɔːl/

A small table or stand beside a road where people sell things.

We bought fresh apples from a roadsidestall on our way to the beach.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A temporary booth set up along a highway to sell local goods or crafts.

The roadsidestall sold handmade baskets to passing tourists.

3. A small outdoor shop offering snacks and drinks to travelers.

We stopped at a roadsidestall for cold water and chips.

4. A simple wooden structure used by farmers to sell surplus vegetables.

The farmer set up a roadsidestall to sell his extra corn.

5. An informal retail spot beside a country road, often run by a family.

Their family runs a roadsidestall every summer.