The History of the Coffeehouse

The first cafe I saw in the world is in Constantinople, I became Istanbul in 1475. It was a huge success, and two more after it opened. So the beginning of interest in coffee will last more than 300 years. The reason why the first cafe in the UK did not open was that place. Turkey is only far away from the original Arabian coffee brewery, so traders can easily deliver coffee to the city. As Europeans were completely out of the coffee trade cycle until coffee came to the hands of Venetian merchants, the Italian became the first European to find a coffee shop.

By the 16th century, it had reached the Middle East, Persia, Turkey, and other parts of North Africa. Then the coffee spread to the Balkans, Italy and other parts of Europe, Indonesia, then to the Americas. Café History Cafés and coffee shops are primarily conditions for companies that supply ready-made coffee and other hot drinks. Depending on the culture, cafes, cafés and cafés may refer to cafes, bars, tea rooms, small and cheap restaurants, transportation cafes, or other casual dining places. The cafe may have the same features as bars and restaurants, but it is different from a cafe

Over 500 years ago, cafes and cafés have offered restaurants serving ready-made coffee and other hot drinks. Mecca's cafe became the center of political rallies forbidding Muslims to use Muslims and drinks from 1512 to 1524. In 1530, the first cafe opened in Damascus. The first cafe in Constantinople was opened by businessmen of Damascus and Aleppo in 1475. Shortly thereafter, the cafe became part of the Ottoman Empire culture and soon spread to all parts of the Ottoman Empire.

Mecca's cafe became the focus of Imam, and they saw it as a place for political gatherings and drinking. They were banned from Muslim use between 1512 and 1524. In 1530, the first cafe opened in Damascus, soon there were many cafes in Cairo. Ottoman era reporter İ brahim Peçevi reported that the first cafe in Istanbul opened for his work (1642 - 49). And there is no cafe. In almost the same year, people called Ahacppo from Hakam and Damascus came to the town called Siam. Each of them opened a big shop called Tahtakale in the area and began offering coffee.