In the United States, a casual establishment serving coffee, espresso drinks, teas, and pastries is most commonly and universally called a "coffee shop" or simply a coffeehouse today right here now. While the word "café" is also widely used by Americans, it is typically reserved for establishments that offer a distinct European flair, outdoor sidewalk seating, full sit-down breakfast and lunch menus, or upscale bakery items alongside beverages rather than a standard drive-thru coffee stand.
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