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Lifestyle 6 years ago

Coffee in the new normal era: The end of coffee shops?

For Indonesians, coffee has always been more than just a simple caffeine-kick. Sipping coffee is a social ritual meant to be shared on the table with family and friends.

Health 6 years ago

How safe are cafes and restaurants?

The cafe cluster rang alarm bells for many Koreans whose daily routines involve going out for coffee.

Entertainment 6 years ago

Cafe musicians protest at denial of livelihoods

The musicians, whose livelihoods depend on performing live in cafes and restaurants, have not been able to work since the administration applied large-scale social restrictions (PSBB).

Food 6 years ago

Relief for Paris restaurants as virus lockdown ends

Paris cafe and restaurant owners cheered Monday as the government allowed them to reopen their dining rooms after three months of lost revenue during the coronavirus lockdown.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

Paris cafes to get extra terrace space as lockdown eases

Restaurants, cafes and bars in Paris will be able to put more tables outside when they reopen Tuesday after two months of lockdown, allowing them to serve more clients even as their inside dining rooms must remain closed.

Food 6 years ago

South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing

The new robot barista at the cafe in Daejeon, South Korea, is courteous and swift as it seamlessly makes its way towards customers.

Food 6 years ago

Perspex screens, fever checks offer Spain cafes route to reopen

As Spain's shuttered bars and cafes look to a post-pandemic future, some enterprising businessmen are hoping to restore confidence by installing perspex partitions and temperature-reading cameras to keep customers safe.

Environment 6 years ago

Waste not, want not: Hong Kong cafe zeros in on reducing trash

A zero food waste cafe in Hong Kong is trying to tackle the financial hub's escalating trash problem by providing meals that are fully compostable and packaging that is turned into fertilizer.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

Thai cafe serves coffee on wheels to maintain social distance

A cafe in Thailand has started using a pulley system to serve coffee on wheels as coronavirus infections force businesses to practice social distancing.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

France's cafes opened through the war, but not the coronavirus

The Cafe de Flore and the Brasserie Lipp continued serving customers during World War Two. But on Sunday they locked their doors until further notice, as France upped its fight against the coronavirus.

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Coffee in the new normal era: The end of coffee shops?

How safe are cafes and restaurants?

Cafe musicians protest at denial of livelihoods

Relief for Paris restaurants as virus lockdown ends

Paris cafes to get extra terrace space as lockdown eases

South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing

Perspex screens, fever checks offer Spain cafes route to reopen

Waste not, want not: Hong Kong cafe zeros in on reducing trash

Thai cafe serves coffee on wheels to maintain social distance

France's cafes opened through the war, but not the coronavirus

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