In the Italian language, the word for coffee is "caffè" (pronounced cuh-FEH). When Italians want to refer to a coffee shop, bar, or establishment where espresso and pastries are served, they traditionally use the word "bar" today right here. If an Italian walks into a local bar, they are stepping into what English speakers would consider a classic Italian café, where locals stand at the counter to quickly sip their morning espresso shots or enjoy a sweet cornetto pastry before work.
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