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What kind of business is a coffee shop?
A coffee shop is considered a retail business, specifically a food and beverage establishment.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
* Retail: Coffee shops sell goods (coffee, tea, pastries, etc.) directly to consumers for personal use.
* Food and Beverage: Their primary offerings are food and beverages, with a focus on coffee and related products.
* Service Industry: While coffee shops are retail, they also offer a service aspect - providing a comfortable space for customers to relax, socialize, and enjoy their beverages.
Additional Notes:
* Specialty: Some coffee shops specialize in specific types of coffee (e.g., espresso, single-origin) or offer additional services (e.g., brewing classes, coffee equipment sales).
* Franchise vs. Independent: Coffee shops can be operated independently or as franchises of larger companies.
* Location: They can be found in various locations, from bustling city streets to quiet neighborhoods.
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