Why does coffee shops acting like a rave club?

This is a story between an espresso machine and a DJ booth. Holding an oat milk latte in one hand and the other hand raised in the air, moving to the energetic music in the middle of the afternoon. This isn’t your usual Saturday night setting, but rather the latest trend that has caught the attention of Gen Z. Welcome to the world of daytime coffee raves, where coffee takes the place of cocktails and DJ booths are placed next to espresso machines. It seems like the whole world is waiting for coffee shops to become new party spots. Boring or not? Everybody seems to be waiting for this moment. I know the whole idea may seem strange but it’s the time of mindful living and unapologetic self-expression. These daytime events, devoid of the aftermath of hangovers and late-night remorse, harmonize perfectly with the generation’s inclination towards health-conscious decisions and structured routines. On the other hand, people need memories not blackout moments.  Daytime parties offer quality times with a selective crowd. And also it shows economic realities . The price of a cup of coffee vs the price of a cocktail with %80 ice cubes. Coffee raves are wallet-friendly on the edge of financial uncertainty and you will be able to keep your glowy  skin and morning workouts. 

If the corner of your neighbourhood seems quite appealing than the dance floor, turn it and you will see you are not alone. Now losing yourself and partying late at night seems outdated. The era of mingling in the dark streets of the city has given way to catching the rhythm of music in the daylight. It’s less about losing yourself and more about finding a space to be authentically you. Dream of an oat milk latte which acts like a margarita! Not joking, all the margarita type girls prefer it.

There may be more days when you increase your caffeine intake. What could be the cocktail of those who drink decaffeinated coffee?