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Horn & Hardart Automat, New York City, USAHorn & Hardart Automat, 57th Street and 6th Avenue, New York City, USA, one of a large chain of cafes and restaurants serving over half a million people per day. Date: circa 1930
Lebanon - ZahleThe Wadi (the Arabic term traditionally referring to a valley) at Zahle, Lebanon. The Beqaa Valley wine region. Date: circa 1920s
Black and White Milk BarA Black and White Milk Bar sporting a monochrome livery and purveying milkshakes and ice creams in various flavours including bootlegger and ovaltine
Paris Cafe Ext. 1928Customers enjoying themselves reading newpapers and drinking glasses of red wine outside a typical Paris Cafe
Soho, London - 42 Great Windmill Street W1 - Nosh Bar delicatessen and hot salt beef bar, photographed at night. 1973
Abc Cafe London / 1900The Aerated Bread Company Cafe (ABC) Ludgate Hill, London. The tea rooms opened in the 1860s, serving hot drinks and snacks. The stair sign reads Ladies Coffee Room Downstairs
Formosa Oolong Tea Rooms advertisement, 1916Advertisement for the Formosa Oolong Tea Rooms - the most charming place in London for luncheons, teas and dinners. Illustration shows a lady having tea with an officer in uniform while a waitress in
Rue des Ouleds-Naדּand Moorish cafes, BiskraThe busy street of Ouleds-Naדּ, Biskra, lined with several Moorish cafes. Date: circa 1910s
Paris, France - Boulevard des Italiens. Date: 1850
Gerardmer, Vosges, France - on the Col de la Schlucht mountain pass in the Vosges Mountains. Date: circa 1907
Riviera Interlude by Clark FayA relaxed scene showing smart holidaymakers enjoying a drink at an open air cafe underneath striped parasols somewhere on the Cote d Azur, France during the 1930s. Date: 1935
Clock Cafe and view of beach, Scarborough, YorkshireThe South Cliff Gardens Cafe (known today as the Clock Cafe), with a view of the beach below, at Scarborough, North Yorkshire
Lady Outside Cafe 1894Lady sits drinking at a table outside a French cafe Date: 1894
Outside Cafe TortoniThe fashionable Cafe Tortoni, in the rue Taitbout, where carriages stop for ladies to consume ice cream, while others enjoy theirs on the terrace
Crowded Cafe De LA PaixThe Cafe de la Paix, Paris - Paris is crowded with foreign troops and visitors in the aftermath of the wars end
Baby Grand Cafe, Harlem, New York City, America
Dreamland Cafe 1952A summers evening in the outdoor cafe at Dreamland Amusement Park, Margate
Drinking outside a cafeDrinking outside in a French cafe
Flomaries Cafe for dainty teas and light luncheons, East Grinstead High Street, Sussex, with a war memorial on the left. circa 1930s
Zagreb, Croatia - Ulica Ivana Tkalcica (Tkalciceva Street) Date: circa 1900s
Cafes La Potiniere and La Chaumiere, BiarritzA view of the society rendezvous and cafes La Potiniere and La Chaumiere, Biarritz, 1920s Date: 1920s
Villefranche-sur-Mer, The Quayside - Cote d'Azur, France Date: 1952
Card Players, Piraeus, GreeceA group of card players sat in a cafe in Piraeus, Greece. One of them holds a traditional shisha pipe. Piraeus is a port city in the region of Attica. Date: 1885
Place St Michel, Paris, with cafe and pedestrians. Date: circa 1930s
The Sun Lounge, Plymouth, Devon. Date: circa 1930s
Truckers Leave Diner Date: 1950
THERMAL TEA URNA classic tea urn, the type used to serve up steaming hot cups of tea in cafes and tea shops in Great Britain. Date: 1940s
2 WOMEN WHISPER IN CAFEWomen in Paris cafe; afraid to make themselves conspicious, propose to look as if they are waiting for someone. Date: 1903
CHAT NOIR BREAKFASTAn Editorial Breakfast at Le Chat Noir. Date: 1889
KARLSBAD CAFE 1904A busy time in the Alte Wiese cafe, Karlsbad. Date: 1904
CHAT NOIR CONVERSATIONConversation between man and woman in the restaurant Date: 1894
British visitors in a cafe, ParisThe British in Paris after the defeat of Napoleon: English visitors patronise a French cafe. Date: 1814-1815
Formosa Oolong Tea advertisement, WW1Advertisement for Formosa Oolong Tea Rooms, the perfect place to unwind after a tiring day doing war work, such as these nurses pictured
Two women police officers in a London streetTwo women police officers walking along a London street, going past the Talbot Cafe. Date: circa 1920s
Scene in a French bistro. Date: 1960s
Rotonde Cafe Paris C1905Customers and staff of the A La Rotonde cafe in Boulevard de Courcelles, Paris gather outside for a photograph. Date: circa 1905
Inside the Cafe Marguerite, Oxford Street, London, proprietors Vanoni and Tinelli. Date: circa 1905
Lyons Corner House advertisement, 1916Advertisement for the opening of the latest branch of J. Lyons & Co, in Oxford Street, London, opposite Bond Street tube station
Le Cafe - Au Printemps by W. S. HuttonA scene in 1920s Paris showing the smart patrons of a cafe enjoying the spring sunshine at outdoor tables. A waiter can be seen balancing a number of drinks on a tray
Luxurious Cafe 1744A typically luxurious cafe is the venue for the socialising and gossip of the bourgeousie. Date: 1744
Viennese Cafe Circa 1900People talking, laughing and drinking in the busy Cafe Rouacher in Vienna
European military men with locals in Port Said, EgyptEuropean military men sitting and enjoying a drink with local gentlemen and ladies as well as a native boy gathered around them in Prince Farouk Street in Port Said
Musical group in an Arabic cafe in EgyptEnsemble of male and female Egyptian musicians in western and traditional dress. In the back, men are holding traditional Arabic instruments such as a traditional lute (oud)
Postcard from EgyptGreeting card from Egypt with drawings of a stereotypical desert city and two photographs of a camel rider in front of a pyramid and a local cafe. Date: circa 1910
WW1 poster, ProclamationPoster, Proclamation in French from the occupying German army in a French town, concerning work responsibilities, evening curfew and access for German soldiers. Dated Charleroi, 10 September 1914
Fortune of War cafe, WW1Page of illustrations by Samuel Begg in The Illustrated London News, depicting scenes at a Fortune of War caf頩 n London. The idea for the cafes was thought up by Lieut. J E
Joseph Lyons, co-founder of the company J. Lyons renowned for the Lyons Corner House tea rooms, which, according to the caption in the Tatler were feeding 500, 000 people every day
In a French Cafe 1905A woman converses with a waiter in a cafe. Date: 1905