After the cozy coffee houses of Rome, let’s move a bit further and discover a different culture together. France’s history with coffee dates back to 1669. The Turkish ambassador introduced the black drink to XIV. Louis in this year. The coffee was served in a porcelain cup by slaves in the Sun King’s castle, the aristocrats were pleased and the habit of coffee drinking began to spread quickly. The predecessors of coffee houses were opened in 1672, then ten years later the coffee houses began to separate from the bars. They were labeled as „cafés”, since more and more guests started to consume coffee beside other beverages. In 1686, Francisco Procopio…