Creative cafe British red telephone booth has been converted into a coffee shop

Coffee shop is a kind of retail industry, which is the last link in which goods are transferred to consumers. Due to different operating conditions and contents, various specialized stores are produced, including clothing, food, housing, transportation, education, entertainment and other life-related goods. Cafes belong to the category of food, but the main goal is the category of fun. Because of the direct contact with consumption, the changes of consumption consciousness and consumption structure of coffee can be reflected in the operation of cafes. Therefore, the operation of cafes, the understanding of consumers' life style and the determination of customers are the premise of opening a shop.

Red phone booths used to be iconic objects in the UK, but with the increase in the number of mobile phone users, they are gradually becoming a thing of the past. Recently, these increasingly abandoned red telephone booths have been transformed into coffee houses, dessert houses and shoeshine service stations, glowing with different brilliance.

It is reported that of the 669 existing telephone booths in the UK, 100 have been transformed by operators to provide job opportunities for the long-term unemployed. Through the telephone booth scheme, local governments and charities can acquire ownership of such a phone booth for as little as 1 pound (about 10 yuan).

It is understood that the scheme has achieved initial results in Brighton, where two abandoned telephone booths have been converted into coffee shops and ice cream shops. A committee in Scotland has transformed it into the smallest online cafe where people can surf the Internet and enjoy hot tea or coffee with an automatic coin box.

In Argyle County, a girl named Heather Munro proposed installing an electric shock device in a telephone booth to provide first aid services for local people with heart disease.