Dinner will be at a small trattoria on a side street far from the tourist attractions.
The door closed and everything was dark and silent in the little side street.
Walk three short blocks, then turn left again down a small side street.
The thieves removed the framed canvases from the walls and lowered them through a window to the side street below.
Find another piazza and walk to a different side street.
Wander down a side street and seek out neighborhood cafes and wine bars favored by the locals.
For al fresco diners, the restaurant offers café-style outdoor seating under a covered patio that overlooks a quiet side street.
When turning left from a side street or driveway, signal and wait until it is safe.
In addition, the red arrows depict side street right-turn movement while the blue circles show the signal-controlled crossovers.
Many of these drivers are waiting to enter a major arterial street from a side street.
British Dictionary definitions for side street
side street
noun
1.
a minor or unimportant street, esp one leading off a main thoroughfare
Idioms and Phrases with side street
side street
A minor thoroughfare that carries little traffic, as in Our favorite hotel is on a quiet little side street. The side in this idiom means “off to one side, away from the main street.” [ c. 1600 ]