The history of coffee the origin of coffee shops

A coffee shop is also called a coffee shop. The earliest cafe, called Kaveh Kanes, was built in Mecca. Although originally for a religious purpose, these places soon became centers for playing chess, chatting, singing, dancing and listening to music. Since Mecca, cafes have spread throughout Aden, Medina (Medina) and Cairo (Cairo).

Now the cafe is a place for people to communicate with each other for leisure and business.

It is widely believed that coffee has been found in Africa for the first time. The story is recorded in the Monastery without Sleeping by Faustus Neroni, an Asian: a young shepherd in Ethiopia excitedly refuses to go home after finding that his sheep have eaten the red fruit on the bushes. He thought the sheep had been poisoned, but after a few hours, the sheep returned to normal. The teenager tasted the fruit by himself, and his tiredness disappeared immediately. He told people around him that Christian monks who needed a long retreat at night began to use it as a refreshing food for daily consumption.