I would like some feed back on an idea.
I have an idea for a cafe that would focus on tobacco chocolate and coffee, with some focus on complimentary liquor. How do you think a cafe like that would work out?
I know weed chocolate is a thing, but tobacco chocolate sounds terrible.
>>7707875
What I mean is serve them a cigar with like dark chocolate and mellow coffee
>you know what this town really needs?
>a good coffee shop!
>>7707888
Primary focus is on tobacco and chocolate
i know of 2 cafes in my city that have both tobacco and coffee not so sure about the chocolate thing but they usually have some kind of pastries or something as well.
>>7707887
That would just be a cigar shop, which is pretty much the only place you can smoke cigars inside these days, so it's only going to appeal to cigar smokers.
But sure, open up a cigar shop that also serves chocolate, coffee, and liquor.
so basically three things that are unhealthy and lead to premature death?
>>7707900
What if you had an outdoor area for serving maybe have an indoor piece as well for those that don't wish to smoke?
>>7707903
Pretty much. The ultimate bar.
You could just open a coffee shop that sells chocolate and various chocolate desserts
It might be a bit niche, but I would frequent it. Nailing the location, enticing potential clients and ensuring proper ambiance would be tantamount.
>tfw can only smoke in native casinos in Canada
>tfw even then only filtered darts
>>7709223
U.S. here though
>>7707905
If you run a shop based on the premise that lots of the customers will be puffing away on tobacco products then there is no physically possible way to stop whatever non-smoking areas you have from still smelling like smoke.
