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     • Café culture is not a new phenomenon, though its current manifestation differs from its antecedent, the sixteenth-century coffee house. Both the modern café and the coffee house are notable as places of intense sociability where people from all walks of life mingle (Ellis 2004).
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   Is café culture a new phenomenon?

   • Café culture is not a new phenomenon, though its current manifestation differs from its antecedent, the sixteenth-century coffee house. Both the modern café and the coffee house are notable as places of intense sociability where people from all walks of life mingle (Ellis 2004).

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   What is the café culture of the future?

   • Like many other café owners, Parkes has seen that lockdown caused people to invest more in local and independent and specialist coffee houses. He sees the café culture of the future as drawing on a range of attributes – from an exploration of specialist coffee to that all-important community and customer experience.

   What’s in store for the future of café culture?

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   Is specialty coffee culture an embedded subculture?

   • ALEXA ROMANO explores the emergence of specialty coffee culture as an embedded subculture within the broader coffee industry, and how the resulting shift from passive to active consumption asks us to rethink the consumer’s role in value creation and distribution.

   From Passive to Active: Expanding Our Understanding of Specialty Coffe…

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   Why is café culture important?

   • It is the contemporary café and its coffee culture that provides the space to support sociability and the negotiation of civil encounters. Café culture is emblematic of social and urban change, of the rise of food culture and industries, and “aesthetic” cultures.

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   Which generation is leading modern coffee culture?

   • Generation Z leading modern coffee culture. Coffee shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants must consider the coffee requirements of their customers if their business is to be a success. Generation Z, or Gen Z, are the latest generation so it makes sense to analyse this group carefully.

   As we enter 2022, Gen Z are driving modern coffee culture. - CafeCasa

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   What is the café culture of 2021?

   • Linstead agrees that community is key when it comes to the café culture of 2021 and beyond. “Coffee shops have become the community hubs that pubs once were. People are coming for that social interaction that previously they may only have found in a pub.

   What’s in store for the future of café culture?

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3. hospitalityinsights.ehl.edu › coffee-cultureThe evolution of coffee culture: From bean to cup to lifestyle

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   Oct 19, 2023 · The economic footprints of coffee trace pathways through history, showcasing colonization, trade wars, and globalization's ebb and flow. Simultaneously, each region's unique coffee culture offers glimpses into societal structures, values, and daily rhythms.

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4. wechronicle.com › food › exploring-the-rise-of-cafeExploring the Rise of Café Culture and Its Impact on the ...

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   Café culture has emerged as a global trend in recent years, particularly among millennials who value experiences over material possessions. Today’s cafés are not just places to grab a cup of coffee; they are also social spaces where people can relax, work, and connect with others.

5. sca.coffee › sca-news › 25From Passive to Active: Expanding Our Understanding of ...

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   Apr 4, 2024 · ALEXA ROMANO explores the emergence of specialty coffee culture as an embedded subculture within the broader coffee industry, and how the resulting shift from passive to active consumption asks us to rethink the consumer’s role in value creation and distribution.

6. www.specialityfoodmagazine.com › food-and-drinkWhat’s in store for the future of café culture? | Food ...

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   Sep 15, 2021 · So, have the past 18 months changed UK café culture for good? And what is its future? For Peter Giuliano, chief research officer at the Specialty Coffee Association , the key is community.

7. cafecasa.co.uk › news › as-we-enter-2022-gen-z-areAs we enter 2022, Gen Z are driving modern coffee culture.

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   Coffee matters to most Brits but just how much is largely defined by generations. As we enter 2022, Café Casa explores the key trends behind modern coffee culture in line with “Generation Z” and how it may develop as we move forward.

8. medium.com › @barry › the-future-of-cafesThe Future of Cafes: What to Expect | by Barry Albritton - Medium

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   Nov 22, 2023 · One trend to anticipate is the continuing emergence of specialty or gourmet cafes. Consumers, more educated about quality coffee, are demanding better beans, expert brewing, and cafe ambiance. In...

9. journal.media-culture.org.au › index › mcjournalEat, Drink and Be Civil: Sociability and the Cafe | M/C Journal

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   Café culture is not a new phenomenon, though its current manifestation differs from its antecedent, the sixteenth-century coffee house. Both the modern café and the coffee house are notable as places of intense sociability where people from all walks of life mingle (Ellis 2004).