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The 24 pages that link to Coffeehouse, each with the reason it gives.

• Public sphereRelated: European coffeehouses provided meeting places for bourgeois discussion.

• CoffeaRelated: The beverage derived from Coffea helped make coffeehouses distinctive social spaces.

• CoffeeRelated: Coffeehouses became important settings for the beverage’s social and commercial history.

• Restoration literatureRelated: Coffeehouse culture expanded the public settings where literary and political ideas circulated.

• Tea cultureCompared with: Coffeehouses offer a useful comparison for tea’s role in public sociability.

• Third placeBroader topic: Coffeehouses are a familiar modern example of informal gathering beyond home and work.

• DinerCompared with: Coffeehouses usually offer a narrower meal selection than diners.

• SalonCompared with: Unlike the private salon, the coffeehouse often admitted paying customers from broader social groups.

• CaféNarrower topic: Cafés belong to the broader tradition of public coffee-serving spaces.

• Home officeCompared with: It trades privacy and control for a change of setting.

• Literary salonCompared with: Coffeehouses made discussion accessible in public space rather than a private home.

• CappuccinoRelated: Cappuccino is a staple of espresso-based café menus.

• Coffee cultureRelated: Modern coffee shops commercialize café customs while adapting them to takeout and daily routines.

• Arabic coffeeCompared with: Unlike coffeehouse consumption, Arabic coffee is often offered at home or during hosted gatherings.

• History of coffeeBroader topic: Coffeehouses turned the drink into a social institution in cities from Cairo to London.

• History of foodBroader topic: Coffeehouses made a new imported drink part of urban public life.

• Iced coffeeRelated: Iced coffee is a standard café offering, with recipes shaped by menu and service practices.

• TavernCompared with: Coffeehouses later offered a competing public venue for discussion and sociability.

• Middle Eastern cuisineRelated: Coffeehouses connect hospitality and conversation with enduring traditions of coffee service.

• Coffee cupRelated: Coffeehouses helped make dedicated coffee vessels part of public coffee culture.

• TeahouseCompared with: Coffeehouses often filled a similar social role while centering a different drink.

• Alfred PeetNarrower topic: Peet’s small shop helped establish a specialty-coffeehouse model distinct from commodity retail.

• Coffee (beverage)Related: Coffeehouses helped make the drink a focus of urban social life.

• Society (organization)Related: Coffeehouses provided meeting places and networks that helped early modern societies exchange ideas.