caff

/ kæf /

noun

And one may even learn to like the social footing on which people meet at the caff, as well as that of the parlor or drawing-room.

They breakfast on a piece of bread with coffee and milk; supper is a little cup of black coffee, or an ice, taken at a caff.

One peerless waiter stood alone amid the desert elegance of Caff Florian, which is never shut, day or night, from year to year.

At the Caff Quadri, immediately across the Piazza, there was a scene of equal hopefulness.

And everybody follerin' her, if she jest smiles, like a caff arter salt!

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