coffeehouse

Coffeehouses and teahouses have been with us for hundreds of years, but they had associations that did not seem conducive to a mass market.

It has a long and rich history. You think of coffeehouses all over the world.

But in a classic college town, the social life is usually limited to fraternity parties, local bars or coffeehouses.

Coffee and coffeehouses were subsequently banned several times over the next few decades, but they kept reappearing.

The founding fathers of the U. S. , during the revolution, formed their national strategies in coffeehouses.

Traffic whizzed by. Locals strolled the tree-lined sidewalks and walked in and out of funky coffeehouses.

NARRATOR: Much of Vienna's intellectual life took place outside the university, in the coffeehouses across the Ringstrasse.

Many of them wasting significant amounts of money on fatty, sugar and cream packed coffee beverages from Starbucks-style coffeehouses.

By the late 17th century new ideas of religious tolerance were bubbling across the coffeehouses and salons of Europe.

New Orleans Blend, Community's coffee and chicory blend, is available in grocery stores and is brewed in the coffeehouses.

The law requires that all restaurants, coffeehouses, cafeterias and bars have an appropriate outdoor area if they wish to serve smokers.

The art on the walls and the music in the air gave Viennese coffeehouses an intimate and relaxing atmosphere.

In Turkey, smoke-filled village coffeehouses will soon become a hazy memory of the country's past.

The Arabian coffeehouses soon became centres of political activity and were suppressed.

Merchants and bankers went to coffeehouses to do their business, as well as to drink coffee.

The first coffeehouses were opened in Mecca and were called "kaveh kanes" .

In 1554 in Constantinople, two coffeehouses opened. They did very well. Soon there were many.