1. A café or small business that provides public access to computers and the internet, typically for an hourly fee.
Usage: Plural form of cybercafe; Common in the 1990s and 2000s; less prevalent in developed countries with widespread home internet access

Examples

• During the 1990s, cybercafes were popular gathering places for people to access the internet.
• Many cybercafes in developing countries still provide affordable internet access to students and travelers.
• The cybercafes near the university were always crowded with students doing research and gaming.
• Before smartphones became common, cybercafes were essential for checking email and browsing the web.
• Some cybercafes also served food and beverages to customers while they used the computers.