caffe nerd
due to the particular font chosen by caffe nero (a large uk coffee house chain) for their company logo, it is often mistakenly read as ‘caffe nerd’.
i will meet you at 3.00pm at caffe nerd.
the logo speaks for itself!
1 more definition
this is the real name of a well known coffee shop, where like people meet.
caffe nerd must not be confused with caffe nero, a common misspelling.
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