In every anime series there seems to be some sort of made cafe episode. I found out they actually exist and are very popular in Japan. There doesn’t seem to be any American maids but I think they would be quite successful considering American females are very popular to Japanese men and they also tend to have long legs and big breasts. So do you think they would be popular or is it based on something I can’t think of?
I am basing this off of Akihabara

You want to get a job there? I am sure they ‘ll love American girls for their rarity and the way they are portrayed in media as exotic and all that.

Even if this increase could result in American jobs being lost and could have a negative impact on our countries economy. The CAFE stands for Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency

Absolutely not.
It is a political power issue.

Im doing a project in Spanish and i need to know. Yee help please

BREAKFAST:
Eggs cooked to order with an Eggbeater option
Bacon, sausage, ham
omelets
biscuits and gravy
pancakes & waffles (fruit topping optional)
steak and eggs

LUNCH:
Assorted sandwiches usually with fries, slaw, or salad.
Burgers
Chicken Sandwiches
Club Sandwiches
Fish Sandwich
Grilled Cheese or BLT
Assorted Salads
Choice of 2-3 kinds of soup (chili, broccoli cheddar, cheddar potato, chicken noodle, etc)

DINNER:
Assorted choices
BBQ Ribs
Chicken
Meatloaf
Steak
Seafood Choices like shrimp or salmon
Pasta dishes like spaghetti or Alfredo choices
Roast Beef

SIDES:
salad
baked potato
garlic mashed potatoes
vegetable assortment: broccoli, corn, green beans, etc
fries
onion rings
rice

APPETIZERS:
potato skins
mozzarella sticks
onion rings
egg-rolls
sliders (mini sandwiches)
cheese fries
chicken wings

DESSERTS:
Assorted like cake, pie, ice cream sundae

DRINKS:
soft drinks, milk, juice

Here is a Diner menu:

http://www.silverdiner.com/sites/default/files/menus/CSD.Menu_DC_FINAL_WEB.pdf

Hi. the title says it all.
Is it rude to take photos of the foods/drinks i ordered at a restaurant/cafe/fast food in the U.S?
I wanna take photos of american foods and drinks for my blog but i don’t wanna get in any trouble.

Do American bloggers also take photos at a restaurant?
or is it simply rude and offensive to other guests dining there?
(I’m NOT gonna use flash)

need ur advices. thanks in advance!

You may certainly take photos in restaurants. Its not that it could be rude, it is just that it may be annoying but not all the time. The thing that makes taking photos in restaurants annoying is, besides the flash example, that it gets in people’s ways. For example, pictures where people have to wait in there place because if they go ahead they’ll ruin the photo. Just make sure that it does not involve others and you’ll be fine. I love taking pictures of the restaurants especially at expensive ones. Many people do it all the time when it’s a celebration so you are not the only one. Yeah bloggers do take photos in restaurants. I guess it’s ok to be a little annoying because it is very frequent but just don’t go overboard.

Do they have McDonalds? Burger King? Taco Bell? Pizza Hut? Tony Roma’s?

There is a Pizza Hut in Playa Dorada.

We have been in Bellagio almost a week. Having an amazing time, but I am dying for a traditional cup of coffee and breakfast.

I think you will find that traditional coffee is Italian; the American watered down version came a lot later on. You can ask for an Americano or Filter coffee which may be served or a coffee with hot water on the side which you can add to make it longer.

As for breakfast; why not just enjoy a non-fattening European breakfast for a change? It won’t kill you.

My good friend is studying abroad until November. She arrived last month and has been having a difficult time making friends. She’s really neat, and likes beer, music, learning about new cultures, and wildlife conservation. She’s not a stereotypical American. Anyways, she’s made a couple of friends (mostly non-Australian since she’s in a dorm specifically for foreign students), and wants to meet Australians to befriend and possibly become romantically involved with.

She feels nervous about going out by herself because of social anxiety, and the friends she made are also nervous about it and don’t want to go out. She’s afraid of being judged, especially since she’s an American and we’re not all that popular in the world, lol. She needs to find a comfortable spot that she can spend time in, in order to talk to people and make new friends. What are some low-key, comfortable, and cheaply-priced places for her to hang out in? She likes pubs and cafes, but no clubs.

Thanks!

Cafè Flaunt on Bridge Road over in Richmond is popular with young, friendly people. An easy going place that dishes up superb muffins and top quality coffee.

I’m set to go to America next month and my brother said when he went he thought he was being filmed – he said life was seemingly like one big friends episode…

No…

examples. Lizzie Mc guire, Hannah Montana has a beach hut, Thats so raven

I don’t think many teens do this, lol. Most businesses frown upon having a bunch of kids hanging out in them (Teens are usually rowdy, and don’t have much money to buy things, so they’d actually most likely get kicked out if they weren’t customers). Some kids have places they hang out, but it’s usually more like parks or rec centers over here.

It’s big in TV shows because they need somewhere for the plots of the episodes to take place.

i live in asia and its pretty damn hard for me. im working in the f&b industry at a cafe in singapore where lots of whites like to frequent and i know in the movies the accents are pretty easy to distinguish, but irl i cant seem to differentiate them! the english and the australians sound alike. the americans sometimes speak like the brits. is it like that in america/britain/australia too?

No,,us Brits sound nothing like the yanks and Australians,,