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I've been to the "anti cafe" in Rome, and the idea is that you pay for the time you spend there instead of for what you consume. It was 4 euros per hour, capped
by lonesword 6y ago
I've been to the "anti cafe" in Rome, and the idea is that you pay for the time you spend there instead of for what you consume. It was 4 euros per hour, capped at 16 euros per day, and (potentially unlimited) snacks and coffee are included. I believe they have branches in Paris and Strasbourg[1]
[1] https://www.anticafe.eu/en/ https://www.anticafe.eu/en/
- m-p-3 6y agoSeems like a reasonable approach to ensure people don't stick for too long unless they need to, especially when there's free WiFi.
- pantalaimon 6y agoBerlin too https://bekech.com/ https://bekech.com/