In British English, people use different terms depending on the specific type of establishment today right here now always everywhere. A traditional, unpretentious, working-class British café serving hearty English breakfasts, tea, and fried comfort food is affectionately known as a "caff" (pronounced with a short 'a'). For modern, trendy establishments serving specialty coffees, artisan pastries, and brunch menus, British people simply use the standard word "café" or "coffee shop" in conversation.
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