A coffee shop is a catering establishment serving snacks and meals, usually no hot dishes combined and served food itself. A Cafeteria shares some characteristics with a bar and a restaurant other (cafe booths for sale). The tradition of shop as a meeting place to discuss, pass the time, not just a place to eat, is representative of some cities.
In that tradition in Western culture belong cities like Paris, Vienna, London, where with the excuse of shop you pass the time while in shop consuming countries like Italy the time devoted to site is minimal. In some countries it is called Cafeteria to a restaurant where no waiter service is offered and where customers use a tray, moving to a menu bar to order your dishes, then to register to pay, especially in centers workplaces and schools.
In Persia, where the coffee shop used was very old, Cafes were called in sixteenth century. They were places of socialization where people could gather to drink shop, listen to music, read, play or listen to reading of Shahnameh, in modern Iran, Cafes are always frequented by men, even if they often swapped board games and music for television.
Soon after, coffee shops arrived. The passion for mocha won Venice in 1615 and opened the first shop in Vienna than in 1640. In Austria, the history of shop begins with the Battle of Vienna when the defeated Ottomans, it then grabs bean bags. In London, where an Armenian young Pasqua Rosee, opened the first shop, the public appreciates the taste of this new beverage and, subsequently, their number increased to more than 2000 in London during the eighteenth century.
While the sultans tried on many occasions to ban Cafes, failed to obtain positive results, since that would have harmed the high tax that got the shop trade in Europe and the territories of Ottoman Empire. Soon the habit of Cafes exclusively for Turks swept through the territories of Balkans occupied by them, and it is presumed that the concept came to Christian Europe through the Kingdom of Hungary, since this constantly acted as mediator between the Holy Roman Empire Germanic and Roman Empire.
In 1677, Procopius was the owner of a shop Rue de Tournon, and finally in 1702 he bought Gregory setting opposite the Comedie, which now bore his name, Procope. He did luxuriously decorated and soon had a large clientele. Le Procope therefore scroll saw many of writers of capital, such as Voltaire, Diderot, Rousseau, and the revolutionaries, American first, as Benjamin Franklin, John Paul Jones and Thomas Jefferson, and, as the Cordeliers Danton and Marat, remains today one of Parisian meeting of arts and letters.
In 1692 the first shop in city of London opens. Then the same thing happen in Berlin, Vienna and Budapest. The Cafes became hangouts philosophers and intellectuals, where it was discussed and ideas are exchanged. The character of Cafes as a place of human contact and conversation continues today. In Spain, in late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, also intellectuals began to meet in Cafes, some of which today are authentic institutions: Cafes Zurich (Barcelona, 1862), 2 Cafes Gijon (Madrid, 1888), Cafes Iruna (Pamplona, 1888), , 3 Shop Bilbao (Bilbao, 1903), 4), Cafes Novelty (Salamanca), Cafes Navarra (Barcelona, 1889), 5 or Cafes de Fornos (Madrid, 1907) among others.
International companies like Starbucks have popularized the concept and culture of shop installing 5,000 Cafes worldwide, inspired by the most beautiful Cafes in world you are in city of light 'Paris' oldest and famous. A shop is an establishment which serves drinks and light meals. Such as is sometimes attached to a tobacco shop.
In that tradition in Western culture belong cities like Paris, Vienna, London, where with the excuse of shop you pass the time while in shop consuming countries like Italy the time devoted to site is minimal. In some countries it is called Cafeteria to a restaurant where no waiter service is offered and where customers use a tray, moving to a menu bar to order your dishes, then to register to pay, especially in centers workplaces and schools.
In Persia, where the coffee shop used was very old, Cafes were called in sixteenth century. They were places of socialization where people could gather to drink shop, listen to music, read, play or listen to reading of Shahnameh, in modern Iran, Cafes are always frequented by men, even if they often swapped board games and music for television.
Soon after, coffee shops arrived. The passion for mocha won Venice in 1615 and opened the first shop in Vienna than in 1640. In Austria, the history of shop begins with the Battle of Vienna when the defeated Ottomans, it then grabs bean bags. In London, where an Armenian young Pasqua Rosee, opened the first shop, the public appreciates the taste of this new beverage and, subsequently, their number increased to more than 2000 in London during the eighteenth century.
While the sultans tried on many occasions to ban Cafes, failed to obtain positive results, since that would have harmed the high tax that got the shop trade in Europe and the territories of Ottoman Empire. Soon the habit of Cafes exclusively for Turks swept through the territories of Balkans occupied by them, and it is presumed that the concept came to Christian Europe through the Kingdom of Hungary, since this constantly acted as mediator between the Holy Roman Empire Germanic and Roman Empire.
In 1677, Procopius was the owner of a shop Rue de Tournon, and finally in 1702 he bought Gregory setting opposite the Comedie, which now bore his name, Procope. He did luxuriously decorated and soon had a large clientele. Le Procope therefore scroll saw many of writers of capital, such as Voltaire, Diderot, Rousseau, and the revolutionaries, American first, as Benjamin Franklin, John Paul Jones and Thomas Jefferson, and, as the Cordeliers Danton and Marat, remains today one of Parisian meeting of arts and letters.
In 1692 the first shop in city of London opens. Then the same thing happen in Berlin, Vienna and Budapest. The Cafes became hangouts philosophers and intellectuals, where it was discussed and ideas are exchanged. The character of Cafes as a place of human contact and conversation continues today. In Spain, in late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, also intellectuals began to meet in Cafes, some of which today are authentic institutions: Cafes Zurich (Barcelona, 1862), 2 Cafes Gijon (Madrid, 1888), Cafes Iruna (Pamplona, 1888), , 3 Shop Bilbao (Bilbao, 1903), 4), Cafes Novelty (Salamanca), Cafes Navarra (Barcelona, 1889), 5 or Cafes de Fornos (Madrid, 1907) among others.
International companies like Starbucks have popularized the concept and culture of shop installing 5,000 Cafes worldwide, inspired by the most beautiful Cafes in world you are in city of light 'Paris' oldest and famous. A shop is an establishment which serves drinks and light meals. Such as is sometimes attached to a tobacco shop.
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