On Mon, 29 Jun 2020 at 14:27, Andrew Harvey <andrew.harv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mon, 29 Jun 2020 at 22:21, Paul Allen <pla16...@gmail.com> wrote: > > As an aside, it might make sense then to use drink:*= as the kind of drink > (chocolate) and cuisine=* to refer to the style/way it is prepared. > If it's a place only selling drinks, and all the drinks are prepared in that same style, then maybe. If it sells food as well as drink then what does the cuisine apply to? If it sells Italian-style coffees and English-style teas, what then? Anyway, cuisine applies to food rather than drink. How about drink:style:*=*? So drink:style:coffee=italian. Clunky and ugly (and possibly unnecessary) but it covers all possibilities. So a place that does the thick and rich italian hot chocolate would be > amenity=cafe + cusine=italian + drink:chocolate=designated (designated > means it's actually signposted as a chocolate cafe rather than just > happening to have chocolate on the menu but not the main item). > Ummmmm, are we talking about cafes in Europe (coffee and maybe light snacks) or in Britain (filling meals)? I'm having problems fitting that combination into a British English definition of cafe. Does not compute. This is the sort of thing found in many British cafes (often served all day long, despite the name): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_breakfast If I wanted one of those and was led to a place selling nothing but chocolate, I'd be very disappointed. I'm starting to agree with bkil here, to the extent that we need some way of tagging what in British English is called a coffee house ot coffee shop. The problem being that they can also serve light snacks and are on the same spectrum as cafes (British meaning) it's just that the menu is more limited. Also places that start out selling coffee and cakes may retain "coffee shop" or "tea shop" in the name but expand their menu until they are effectively cafes. See https://www.facebook.com/pg/adelescafeCilgerran/about/ It started as a tea room and coffee shop (and still describes itself that way) selling "cakes and light bites." It later added cooked breakfasts and the title of that "About" page is "Adele's Cafe." It can't make up its mind what it is. -- Paul
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