Café Café

Café Café
Industry Café chain
Founded 2001
Founder Ronen Nimni
Number of locations
 151
Area served
 Israel
Products Hot beverages
Website Cafecafe.co.il
Israeli breakfast served at Café Café

Café Café is a chain of cafés in Israel. In February 2010, Café Café had 112 locations, making it the largest coffee chain in the country and overtaking Aroma Espresso Bar.[1] Each location is individually designed to reflect the character of the neighborhood where it is located.[1]

History

Café Café was founded in 2001 by Ronen Nimni. The first location opened on Masaryk Square in Tel Aviv.[1] The chain experienced a fast growth and in 2010 had 112 locations.[1]

In 2015, the Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court fined a franchisee of the chain 30,000NIS for racial discrimination after refusing to hire an Israeli-Arab trainee on the grounds that the cafe was kosher.[2]

In 2016, about 12% of Israelis say Café Café is their favorite chain.[3] The chain has 151 locations in Israel and Europe.[4]

See also

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 Café Café taking over Israel
  2. ↑ Cafe fined for refusing to hire Arab, Times of Israel
  3. ↑ Aroma of success, Haaretz
  4. ↑ http://www.cafecafe.co.il/he/company/a/about/?ContentID=130

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