service entrance

noun

1. an entrance for the use of servants, delivery people, or the like.

Example Sentences

Diallo sits quietly, almost demurely on a bench in the hall near the service entrance of the hotel.

From The Daily Beast

Charlie threw another $50 bill onto the table, exited via a service entrance into the kitchen.

From The Daily Beast

I went in the service entrance, so to speak, and didn't get a look at the enamelled blonde at the front portal.

From Project Gutenberg

"Notify the coroner," ordered the policeman who had come in from the corner through a service entrance.

From Project Gutenberg

Jones, he said to the other flunky, as Lawson stepped out of the car, drive round to the service entrance.

From Project Gutenberg

It might lead to another gate, some service entrance, perhaps, it ran so straight and direct between its walls.

From Project Gutenberg