I believe "brunch" is what you're asking for.
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No, a daily beverage tradition... brunch is more a weekly thing and historically a church side-effect I think
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Happy hour?
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Hmm I guess, though that seems to vary by city. It's a very strong tradition in DC, and sort of weak to non-existent in most cities I've lived in
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Meet for coffee it’s called
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that's one-on-one specifically scheduled rendezvous rather than a place/time where people generally show up for a drink and expecting to meet people they know
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IME, if you go to Starbucks at a certain time of day, you’ll see hundreds of high schoolers fill the shop and order Frappuccino’s
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A lot of companies used to have coffee breaks at specific timeshttps://www.google.com/amp/s/hiring.workopolis.com/article/how-hewlett-packard-defined-the-startup-work-culture/amp/ …
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Add the lethal Latin American “cafecito”; the anytime, anywhere of a people who will live and die by gossip.
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