This is the topic for our next meeting on Tuesday, 9 April.
Café Life
1. What do you
understand by ‘café culture’?
What nations do you associate
with ‘café culture’?
How important are cafés in the
Finnish lifestyle?
Are there different types of
café?
What range of cafés can you find
in Tampere?
Can they all survive?
Do the cafés in Tampere do a good
business?
Have any cafes closed down
recently?
Have any new ones opened
recently?
What do you think makes an
attractive atmosphere in a café?
Have you been to any very good or
interesting cafés abroad?
What about
in Stockholm, Tallinn, London, Paris, Vienna, other cities?
What
features or characteristics make a café special?
2. What do you
think of the prices in cafés?
Are they good value for money?
How often do you go to a café?
How do you select a café?
What do you look for in a café
that you would use regularly?
Do you have any favourites?
Do you have anything to eat or
just have a drink?
Are cafés good places for
food/lunch?
3. How long
does each visit typically last?
Do you usually / sometimes take
reading material to the café?
Do you meet friends in cafés?
Do you use cafés for some kinds
of meetings e.g. clubs, associations, social?
Is there any limit on how long
you can sit at the table?
4. What is an
internet café?
How does it differ from an
ordinary café?
What do you pay for in an
internet café?
What does it mean if a café
offers free wi-fi access?
Do you ever use your lap-top,
tablet or smart phone in a café?
How long would you sit on at your
table after you have finished your coffee?
5. Looking from the owner’s point of view,
what is the problem with customers buying one cup of coffee and then sitting in
the café for four hours surfing the internet?
What is the solution?
6. Would you
like to run your own café business?
Why (not)?
What style
of café would it be, if you did?
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