cafe society (Meaning)

cafe society

society of persons who are regular patrons of fashionable cafés

The opulent Grand Cafe was a popular haunt for Vienna's cafe society during the early 20th century.
The artist's portraits captured the glamorous essence of Berlin's cafe society in its golden age.
The Parisian cafe society enjoyed lively debates and intellectual discourse at the bustling Deux Magots and Cafe de Flore.
London's bohemian cafe society gathered at the iconic Soho House to socialize and exchange ideas.
The vibrant cafe society of Buenos Aires flourished at the legendary Cafe Tortoni, known for its tango music and political discussions.
In 1950s Rome, the elite of cafe society frequented the elegant Cafe de Paris on Via Veneto.
The rise of mass media and television gradually diminished the prominence of cafe society as a cultural force.
The remnants of cafe society can still be found in the quaint cafes of small towns and artistic communities.
Scholars argue that cafe society played a significant role in shaping intellectual and social trends of the early 20th century.
The allure of cafe society lies in its ability to provide an atmosphere of intellectual stimulation and social belonging.

society of persons who are regular patrons of fashionable cafés

beautiful people,jet set, upper class, haute monde, society, Four Hundred, elite, aristocracy, carriage trade, beau monde

working class,(the) crowd, rank and file, (the) masses, proletarians, (the) populace, middle class, (the) people, (the) public, proletariat

The opulent Grand Cafe was a popular haunt for Vienna's cafe society during the early 20th century.

The artist's portraits captured the glamorous essence of Berlin's cafe society in its golden age.

The Parisian cafe society enjoyed lively debates and intellectual discourse at the bustling Deux Magots and Cafe de Flore.

London's bohemian cafe society gathered at the iconic Soho House to socialize and exchange ideas.