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Special In Lahore’s activity-based cafes, youngsters unwind with pottery, lattes and rage rooms video

In Lahore’s activity-based cafes, youngsters unwind with pottery, lattes and rage rooms

  • Lahore sees rise in activity-based cafes where customers can avail walk-in pottery classes, enjoy food and beverages
  • Customers describe activity-based cafes as “refreshing” experience, say it provides a break from their usual routines
By Farheen Ale Syed ·
High-end UAE chain brings ‘passion’ of Arabic qahwa to Pakistani capital video

High-end UAE chain brings ‘passion’ of Arabic qahwa to Pakistani capital

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·
Palestinian twins open cafe in converted jet in West Bank

Palestinian twins open cafe in converted jet in West Bank

By AP ·
Respire Lounge is the first cafe of its kind in the Kingdom. It is an environmentally sustainable cafe run by using eco-friendly technology with the mission of promoting a greener lifestyle. (AN Photo) video

Saudi cafe aims to inspire greener future through recycling and free coffee

By Lama Alhamawi ·
Makeshift patios take over Paris streets in virus summer

Makeshift patios take over Paris streets in virus summer

By AFP ·
Abu Dhabi’s first café run by special needs staff, baristas opens its doors

Abu Dhabi’s first café run by special needs staff, baristas opens its doors

By Arab News ·
Startup of the Week: Saudi students wake up to delights of new coffee shop

Startup of the Week: Saudi students wake up to delights of new coffee shop

By NOOR NUGALI ·
The cafe that is bringing a taste of Saudi Arabia to South Korea

The cafe that is bringing a taste of Saudi Arabia to South Korea

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·
Where We Are Going Today: Boho Cafe

Where We Are Going Today: Boho Cafe

By AMEERA ABID ·
Where We Are Going Today: Brain Freeze

Where We Are Going Today: Brain Freeze

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·
Where We Are Going Today: The ‘go-to’ for a brew in Jeddah

Where We Are Going Today: The ‘go-to’ for a brew in Jeddah

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·
Baghdad cafe marks 100 years as intellectual hub

Baghdad cafe marks 100 years as intellectual hub

By Ali Choukeir | AFP ·
Arbab Al-Heraf: A cafe for art lovers in Jeddah

Arbab Al-Heraf: A cafe for art lovers in Jeddah

By Nada Hameed ·

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