Coffee on the Road - Grand Circle (INeedCoffee.com) (#)
„The only coffee house near the south rim of the Grand Canyon is Jennifer's Bakery & Coffeehouse. From the article Coffee House Stereotyping , we know rule number 8 is What gets top billing? In short, it states that any coffee house where something other than coffee gets higher billing in either the store's name or menu, you can assume the place sucks. After 3 days without an espresso, my mind couldn't recall that rule and I fell victim to a $3.50 double espresso that was so awful that if it were served to a POW during wartime, the barista could be brought up on war crimes.“
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„At CoffeeNet in San Francisco, the emphasis is more on coffee than on cyberactivity. "We're trying to make the coffeehouse the main thing, with the computers being the entertainment," says Thomas Verelley, co-owner of this popular cybercafe. It's safe to say he's succeeding. Fast computers are parked at each end of five long, purple tables.“
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Coffee Industry Forum - Coffee Forum
„Coffeehouse for Sale“
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„By the turn of the century, coffeehouses made appearances and became centers of social, political and business interactions. The first coffeehouse was established in New York in 1696. Merchant's coffeehouse opened in 1737 in the Wall Street area and was the site of many historic events, such as the reaction to the Stamp Act in 1765 and the mass meeting after the battles at Lexington and Concord. Merchant's coffeehouse was also the birthplace of the first American financial institution, the Bank of New York.“
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Tea & Coffee 10/00 - Following the Viennese Coffeehouse Tradition
„The popularity of coffee also extended to the coffee shops themselves. From the 19th century onward, in addition to serving up coffee, coffeehouses were expected to provide customers with the day’s newspapers or with facilities for billiards or games of chess and cards. Coffeehouses became part of the cultivated leisure industry. “The one thing you need in a Viennese coffeehouse is time,” says one café manager.“
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